AximoBot: RSS and Social Forwarder

Subscriptions to a dozen websites, blogs and social networks are scattered across different apps, and you gather news by hand. AximoBot moves them into Telegram: it watches a source and sends new posts into a private chat, channel or group. 📩

If you run a channel, the bot can fill it for you. If you simply read, you get one feed without extra tabs.

Where the posts come from

The bot calls itself an RSS and social media forwarder. Its description mentions popular social networks and video services, as well as sites with an RSS feed. The source list may change, so check the bot itself for current options.

• RSS feeds. News from sites and blogs.
• Social networks. Accounts and channels you follow.
• Video and streams. The bot can process live streams and premieres.

Where it forwards to

There are two modes: private chat, and channel or group. You can also publish through your own bot so the channel signature looks like yours. Groups require adding the bot as an admin.

Photos, videos and files arrive with the text. Updates come quickly, the authors say. ⚡

Tuning it to your needs

The toolset here is wider than that of a plain feed reader.

• Filters and replacements. Cut the unwanted and adjust text.
• Templates and text splitting. Long posts are divided into parts.
• Auto-translate into 100+ languages. Handy for foreign sources.
• Neural network tools. Summarize, rephrase and translate.
• Image watermarks. Protection for your channel's visuals.
• Similarity filter. Removes duplicates.

Connecting your first source

1. Open the bot, tap Start and pick an interface language with /language.
2. In the main menu, add a source: paste the feed or account address.
3. Choose where to send posts: yourself or a channel.
4. Set filters so you do not get every single entry.

Test on a spare channel before enabling auto-publishing on the main one.

Rights and other people's content

Automatically forwarding other people's material into a public channel can infringe copyright. Credit the source, do not pass off others' work as yours and get permission where possible. 📌

Also, networks sometimes change access rules, and forwarding may stop working. Do not build a critical business on it. For something important, keep a plan B, even if it is just bookmarks.

Small things that save time

• Quiet hours. Mute the channel so the bot does not wake you at night.
• One source per topic. A feed of ten similar sites produces duplicates.
• Regular cleanup. Drop sources you have not read for ages. 🧹