BragBoard: Your Telegram Card

Your Telegram bio says "links in the pinned post", and the pinned post is already on its fifth edit. Channel, portfolio, socials, messengers: everything lives in a different place. BragBoard puts it on one page inside Telegram and lets you share it in a single message. 🔗

It is a mini app that works as a digital business card, a new kind of pinned message and a notepad at once. You pick the interface language with the /language command, and Russian and English are available.

One page instead of ten links

The idea is plain. You put the important things on a page, and you give the other person a single link. Links to Telegram posts, social networks, websites and other messengers sit side by side and open in a couple of taps.

For someone who has just met you, this beats forwarding contacts one by one. They see everything at once and choose how to reach you.

A pinned message that stays tidy

An ordinary pinned message gathers text fast. Links get lost, formatting breaks, and nobody reads a long list to the end.

A BragBoard page handles it differently. The pin stays short and works as an entry point, while the details open in the mini app. It suits the header of a channel, a group chat or a personal profile.

What goes on the page

• Contacts and socials. The accounts where people can find you, in one list.
• Post links. The best publications from your channel, ready for new subscribers.
• Work materials. A portfolio, a price list or an application form, if you have them.
• Notes. Short entries that sit in the same place as everything else.

Who gets the most out of it

Freelancers and specialists who meet clients in chats. Channel authors who need a clear header. Community admins juggling dozens of links to rules, chats and guides.

If you have one link to one channel, a separate page is probably overkill. The payoff starts at three or more points of contact. 👍

Build your card in an evening

1. Open the bot and tap the button that launches the mini app.
2. Switch the language with /language if you need another one.
3. Add your links, the most important first, the rest after.
4. Check how the page looks on a phone, then share it in a chat or pin it.

Start with five links. A long card gets read less than a short one, so cut what you do not need.

Check these before you hand out the link

A page like this is public by design: it exists so people can see it. Keep your phone number, home address and anything you would not show a stranger off it.

Once a month, open the page and make sure every link still works. A dead link on a business card hurts more than a missing one. ⚠️

If someone offers paid promotion or bought traffic next to services like this, be careful. Promises of fast subscribers often end with fake accounts and bans.

Questions before you install

Short answers to what people usually ask first.