miniAppStore: Mini Apps in One Place

There are so many Telegram mini apps now that finding a good one by accident is nearly impossible. Games, wallets, ordering services: they hide behind different bots, and search results blur together.

miniAppStore gathers them into one catalog. The pitch is plain: find games, apps, bots and more. 🛍️

What to know right away

The profile says it outright: the service is not affiliated with Telegram. It is a third-party catalog, not the messenger's official store.

That means it has its own rules and checks, and being listed is not an endorsement from Telegram.

What surrounds the bot

The project has several entry points, each with its own job. The bot opens the catalog inside Telegram, and the interface can expand to full screen.

• Catalog: games, apps and bots in one place.
• Channel: project news.
• Website: a browser version.
• Developer section: a separate page for adding your own app.

Searching with a purpose

Come in with a specific task instead of scrolling everything. It is easier to judge how an app differs from its neighbors. 🔍

1. Decide what you need: a game, a service, a tool.
2. Open a fitting section and look at a few options.
3. Launch the app and check that it does what the description says.
4. If it does not fit, close it and try the next one. You lose nothing.

Mini app versus bot

A bot is a chat with commands and buttons. A mini app is a full interface inside Telegram, like a small website with screens, menus and graphics.

That makes a mini app catalog handier than a plain bot list: you see how an app looks and what it does right away.

Watch out for wallets

Catalogs of this kind include apps built around crypto and "earning". They often ask you to connect a wallet. 🛡️

• Never enter a seed phrase: a legitimate app does not need it.
• Do not invest for promised income: there are no guarantees.
• Check the publisher: clones use similar names.

For developers

If you built a mini app, a catalog can help you find first users. Prepare a clear name, a short description and screenshots, because they decide whether people tap your card.

For regular users the takeaway is simple: read each description carefully and compare a few apps.