ChocoMeter: Chat Chocolate Contest

The chat has run out of topics and nobody wants to be bored. ChocoMeter invents a playful contest for your group: who eats the most chocolate. No real sweets involved, it is all pretend, but the ranking and the competitive spirit are real.

The bot is light, the commands are few, and you can launch it in a minute. Here is how it works and who it suits.

Eat a bar, climb the ranking

The principle from the bot description is "eat chocolate and compete with friends". You send a command, the bot counts one virtual bar and updates your position in the table.

The game runs right in the group chat, so friends see the results immediately and can tease the leader or cheer up whoever is lagging 🍫

Bot commands

• /choco: eat a chocolate bar.
• /chat: shows the top ten players in your chat.
• /global: shows the top ten across all chats.
• /how: find out how hungry you are.
• /gift: get chocolate for free.
• /bots: see other bots from the same author.
• /help: help.

The bot's news is posted in a separate channel, and its link is in the profile.

Chat ranking and world ranking

There are two levels of competition. The first is the top ten within your group. The second is a shared table comparing every chat where the bot works.

The first is for jokes among friends. The second is for people who like chasing the summit. You can play just for laughs or set a goal of overtaking a neighboring chat.

Launching it in your chat

1. Add the bot to the group: through the bot profile or the member menu.
2. Send the first command: /choco, and the bot counts your first bar.
3. Call your friends: the game is more fun when the whole chat plays.
4. Check the table: /chat shows who is ahead.

A game this simple does not need special admin rights. Give only what the bot actually asks for 🙂

Why a group might want it

Small chat games solve a real problem: they revive conversation. Members start visiting more often, discuss results and invent joke rules.

The game is good because it asks for nothing. No payments, no complicated rules, no long instructions to read.

Worth remembering

The chocolate in the bot is virtual: it replaces neither real dessert nor a healthy diet. If you watch what you eat, treat the game as a joke and do not chase the ranking with real portions.

In big chats, frequent commands can clutter the feed. Agree with members on how often to play, or give the game its own topic if your group has topics 💡

If you run a chat with kids or teenagers, explain that the ranking is only entertainment and requires no real sweets.