Group Help: Moderator for Your Group

A group grows, and with the people come ad bots, links to shady sites and endless flooding. Moderating by hand wears you out in a week. Group Help takes over the routine: it filters, warns, bans. 🛡

Up and running in two minutes

The setup is simple: add the bot to your group, make it an admin and open /settings. Every function is configured through a button menu, so there is no need to memorize commands.

If something is unclear, /help explains the commands. The bot stays out of the chat until you switch modules on.

Protection from spam and flooding

Filters are the core of the bot. According to reviews and descriptions, it includes:

• Anti-spam. Deletes advertising messages and punishes the sender.
• Anti-flood. Reacts to people who send too many messages in a short time.
• Adult content filter. Detects explicit material and punishes it.
• Banned words. These can trigger a mute or a ban.

Punishments are flexible: delete the message, mute, ban. You choose how strict to be.

A captcha for newcomers

The most effective way to stop spam bots is a check at the door. A new member has to pass a captcha before being able to write. 🔐

Why this matters: message filters only work after someone posts. They cannot see an account that is still silent. A captcha closes that gap.

Small things that save time

• Welcome message. The bot greets newcomers and shows the rules.
• Night mode. Restricts the chat during night hours.
• Custom commands. One-word answers to common questions.
• Action log. You can see who was punished and why.
• Scheduled posts. Messages go out at the time you pick.
• Statistics. Simple reports on chat activity.

Setting it up without too much strictness

Start with soft measures: delete spam and warn offenders. Keep bans for repeat cases and obvious advertising. That way you will not scare off someone who just told a bad joke.

After a week, look at the action log. If you see many false positives, loosen the filters. If spam still gets through, add a captcha or tighten link checks.

What to watch out for

Test your settings in a small group first. Filters that are too strict can mistake a real person for a spammer, and you will lose members. ⚠️

Give the bot only the admin rights it needs: deleting messages and restricting members. Extra rights are not required.

According to comparison reviews, the service has a free version and paid plans. Check exact terms in the bot.

Remember the humans too: pin the rules so members understand why they get punished. The automation only enforces what you configured.