Fullyst: Order in Your Chat

A chat grows, and the junk grows with it: ads, flooding, three-minute voice messages nobody has time to play. Fullyst takes that on. You add the bot to a group and it starts working: it clears spam, counts statistics and transcribes voice messages. 🛡

Anti-spam that thinks

At the core is an AI filter against spam and flooding. If the AI misses something, members flag the message with the /spam command, so the community helps keep the chat clean.

Other tools are included too: a captcha for newcomers, an explicit-content filter, and your own lists of words, commands and stickers.

Voice turns into text

The service transcribes voice messages and video notes into text. The site claims support for over 100 languages and 95 percent accuracy, but real results depend on recording quality and diction.

You can forward a voice message from another chat to the bot and get the transcript in private messages. That helps when you cannot play sound.

What the statistics show

• Messages. How many are written and when the chat wakes up.
• Members. Who is most active, how many joined and left.
• Links and media. What gets shared most in the chat.
• Personal stats. /mystats shows your activity across all chats, and /stat gives data for a specific one.

Set up in a minute

1. Add Fullyst to your group.
2. Give the bot the admin rights it needs.
3. Open /settings and tune filters for your chat.
4. Pick the bot's language with /language.

The website comes in several languages, Russian included. If Telegram is blocked where you live, send the bot /signin and open the link in its reply to log in to the site.

Cost and caveats

Starting is free, paid plans are separate, and prices sit on the pricing page. The service is made by Improvy OÜ from Tallinn.

The bot gets access to group messages, so tell members about statistics and voice transcription. Do not add it to chats with sensitive data until you have read the privacy policy. ⚠️

Setup tips

Start with mild filters and see what the bot removes. Anti-spam set too strictly can catch ordinary messages, and then you have to explain yourself to members.

Turn on the captcha for newcomers if advertising bots often join. Closed groups of friends do not need it.

Look at the statistics once a week. The charts show which hours the chat wakes up, so you can time important announcements. If activity drops, that is a reason to refresh topics or rules.

Teach members the commands: the more people know /spam, the faster the chat clears of ads, even while the admin sleeps.

Who needs it

Admins of large communities where order cannot be held by hand. Chat owners who want to know if the audience grows. And anyone tired of voice messages.

A family chat needs only minimal settings, while a community deserves ten minutes spent on filters.