Friedrich: the chat bot oracle

Bot • Group Chat Games

About this App

The friends chat has gone quiet, the jokes have run out, and you badly need some life. Friedrich can fix that: he cuts into the conversation, predicts the future and tells stories. 🔮

The profile calls him the craziest Russian-speaking bot, one that learns in chats. According to other descriptions, he launched in August 2015, at first for a chat of twenty people.

A bot with character

Friedrich is designed for groups, not for private talk. He reads messages, remembers phrases and later replies in the style of the chat.

His manner is rough. That is deliberate, part of the joke, but it does not suit every crowd.

What is in the command menu

The command list is short, but quite colorful.

/oracle: a prediction of the future.
/story: a story in the bot's own genre, with strong words.
/krovozona: reads news set to the music of a rap group.
/getcats: sends cats.
/settings: bot settings for the chat.
/help and /cancel: a guide and cancelling a dialog.

Launching Friedrich in a group

Work starts with adding the bot to a chat. After that he picks up the conversation himself, and you steer him through the settings.

Add Friedrich to a group chat.
Open /help and look at the list of abilities.
Look into /settings and tune the behavior for your crowd.
Try /oracle and /story to feel the style.
If you get tired of it, stop a dialog with /cancel.

Over time the bot collects more phrases from members, so the humor becomes more "your own". That is an ordinary property of bots that learn from conversation.

What to know about learning from a chat

Since the bot remembers messages, remember that things said in the chat may surface in his replies. Do not discuss personal data, passwords or other people's secrets near him.

Members: tell people the bot reads the conversation.
Settings: check what can be limited.
Sensitive topics: move them to another chat without the bot.

Language and age

The bot uses openly crude language. The profile names commands without softening, and he is unlikely to suit school or work chats.

Decide in advance where he is appropriate, and agree with members. If someone is hurt by the jokes, it is better to remove the bot than to argue that it is just humor. ⚠️

Updates and support

The project has its own news channel and a chat for users, and their addresses are in the profile. There you can learn about new features and ask the author a question.

The bot has lived for over ten years, and by various accounts it has been repaired more than once, so sometimes it may reply with a delay. That is normal for an old project. 🛠️

Who it suits

Friendly groups that enjoy dark and crude humor, and anyone wanting to liven up a shared chat.

If you need a polite helper for work, choose another kind of bot. Friedrich is made for fun. 😄

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Friedrich?▼

A Russian-speaking bot for group chats that learns from members' messages, makes predictions, tells stories and jokes bluntly. Its profile calls it the craziest Russian-speaking bot.

What commands does Friedrich have?▼

The menu has /oracle for predictions, /story for stories, /krovozona for news set to music, /getcats for cats, /settings for options, /help for a guide and /cancel to cancel a dialog.

Is it fit for work and children's chats?▼

No. The bot uses openly crude language and is made for friendly groups of adults. For work, study and children's groups, pick more neutral tools.

Does the bot read my conversation?▼

Friedrich learns from chat messages, so what is said near him may surface in replies. Do not share personal data or other people's secrets, warn members, and check the options with /settings.