Eva Cleanup for Telegram channels

A channel has ten thousand subscribers, but only three thousand read the posts. The rest deleted their accounts or stopped opening Telegram long ago. Eva Cleanup puts that picture into numbers and helps you remove the dead weight without doing it by hand. 🧹

The bot's profile says it shows activity statistics for a channel or supergroup and helps clear out inactive users. It belongs to a project that builds tools for channel admins.

What it shows and does

There are two main functions, and both answer one question: who in your audience is actually alive.

• Activity statistics. The bot analyzes a channel or supergroup and shows how members behave.
• Inactive cleanup. If removing dead accounts manually wore you out, the bot does it for you.

The fewer dead subscribers a channel has, the more honest its reach and engagement figures look.

Connecting your channel

To know which channel to check, the bot needs a link or a repost.

1. Open the bot and press Start.
2. Send a repost of any message from a public channel, a public link to it, or an invite link for a private one.
3. Grant the admin rights the bot asks for.
4. Wait for the report and decide what to clean.

A detailed explanation of how it works sits in an article that the bot links in its greeting.

Why it asks to add administrators

This is the most important point. According to the developers, the bot needs the right to add administrators because of technical limits Telegram places on bots. Without it, some actions are not possible.

They state that the bot does not remove other admins, change channel info, or publish and delete posts. Still, the right to add administrators is serious on its own, and it deserves careful handling.

Ways to lower the risk

Any bot with high rights should be trusted knowingly. These steps help protect your channel.

• Grant rights temporarily. Run the cleanup, then revoke the rights or remove the bot from the admin list.
• Audit the admin list afterwards. Make sure nobody unexpected appeared.
• Keep insurance. Give the channel a second owner or a trusted admin.
• Skip your main channel on the first try. Test on a small group first.

Do you need a cleanup at all?

Removing inactive people is not always wise. A subscriber who silently reads posts still has value, even if the stats label them quiet. Separate those who deleted their account long ago from those who simply do not react.

If you sell ads, cleaning may shrink the subscriber count while raising the real reach percentage. Advertisers often look at that figure first. 📈

The short version

• Format. A bot for channel and supergroup admins.
• Audience. Telegram data shows tens of thousands of users.
• Main rule. Grant rights only when you understand why they are needed.