THUNDER MANAGER Group Bot

Bot • Moderation & Anti-Spam

About this App

A group has hundreds of people, spam arrives every hour, and moderators can't sit in the chat around the clock. ⚡ THUNDER MANAGER takes over the routine: it is a group manager bot from the Nacbots studio.

Its author calls it a powerful group manager, and support lives in a separate developer chat. Besides moderation, the bot knows several handy utilities.

Why a group needs a manager bot

An admin doesn't have to check every message by hand. The bot keeps order by the rules you set: greeting newcomers, removing unwanted content and answering common questions.

See the list of moderation commands inside the bot after adding it to your group. Make it an administrator, otherwise it can't delete messages or restrict members.

Utilities few people know about

Beyond group control, the bot has a set of small tools that save time.

/ocr. Reply with it to a picture and the bot extracts the text.
/gram. Corrects the grammar in a text.
/short. Shortens a long link.
/encrypt. Encrypts text.
/qrweb. Scans QR codes in a web window.
/buttonshelp. Helps build a message with buttons.

Premium: what the subscription adds

The bot has a paid subscription. According to the developers' announcements, it includes an 8D music effects maker and an audio bass booster, with more features planned.

See the terms and price inside the bot. For group management, the subscription is usually not needed. 🎧

Connecting it to a group without mistakes

Add the bot to the group. Through settings or search.
Make it an administrator. Give rights to delete messages and ban.
Send /start. The bot shows a menu and hints.
Test on a spare group. You'll see how the filters react before enabling them in the main one.

What to watch for

With any bot that has admin rights, you hand over part of the control of your group. Give only the rights it needs and keep an eye on the action log.

The bot runs on the developer's resources, and the service sometimes goes offline and comes back. News about its work appears on the developer's channel, so don't rely on it as the only line of defence. 🔧

A good practice: keep at least two live administrators in the group. The bot helps, but decisions about rules and disputed cases should be made by people.

If the group is large, write the rules in advance and pin them. Then the bot catches violations, and members know why they get a warning.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is THUNDER MANAGER?▼

It is a Telegram group management bot from the Nacbots studio. It helps with moderation and carries a set of utilities such as text recognition from pictures, grammar checking and link shortening.

Which rights does the bot need in a group?▼

Make the bot an administrator with rights to delete messages and restrict members. Give other rights only when necessary. The fewer extra rights, the safer the group.

What does Premium add?▼

According to the developers' announcements, the subscription includes an 8D music effects maker and an audio bass booster, with more features planned. See the price and terms inside the bot.

Where do I go if the bot doesn't respond?▼

The service sometimes goes offline for a while. Wait a few minutes and repeat the command. You can ask in the developer support chat listed in the bot profile.