AppStore: Telegram Mini App Catalog

Telegram Mini Apps keep multiplying, and there is no single official catalog for them. Finding something good among thousands of games, wallets and utilities is hard. AppStore gathers apps in one place: find them, read reviews and back the ones you like.

What you can do here

The bot describes itself as a place to discover, review and boost the best Telegram Mini Apps. The project's profile adds that it collects the best Telegram apps.

• Discover: browse a selection of Mini Apps and open them.
• Review: leave reviews that help others choose.
• Boost: support apps you like so they rise in the ranking.

Three menu commands

• /start: launches AppStore.
• /help: briefly explains how it works.
• /support: reach support.

Using the catalog wisely

1. Open the Mini App with /start.
2. Look through the selection and pick a category.
3. Open an app and evaluate it without hurrying.
4. Leave a review if the app impressed or disappointed you.
5. Boost only what you honestly find useful.

If you build apps, look for a way to submit yours for review. The bot's help describes the steps.

What not to take on faith

Position in the catalog depends on user reviews and boosts. A good position in the list does not mean the app is safe.

• Wallets: do not connect your main one until you understand the app.
• Income promises: earning in tap games easily turns into lost time and money.
• Payments: check the price before confirming and never enter a seed phrase.
• Lookalike names: compare the app's link with the project's official channel.

Judging a Mini App in five minutes

Open the app and see what it asks for. A wallet connection request in the first minute, a promise of quick money or deadline pressure are reasons to close the window.

Check whether it explains what it does and avoids asking for extra data. A good app tells you plainly what it is for.

Read a few reviews and favor recent ones, since old ratings may describe a previous version. Few reviews are a reason for caution, not for trust. Treat the catalog as a starting point and make the final call yourself.

Telegram's own storefront

Telegram itself has a Mini App Store section. Its documentation says bots with a main Mini App that accept payments in Telegram Stars may be featured there.

A third-party catalog complements it rather than replaces it: more variety, fewer guarantees. Compare your sources.

If paid promotion for apps is on offer, judge it soberly. Paying for visibility is easy, while winning real users is harder. Ask support about the terms before spending, and keep the confirmation.