Hide Join and Leave Messages

In a big group the feed fills with lines like "so-and-so joined" and "so-and-so left". Discussion drowns, and you have to hunt for the message you need. This bot clears such noise with no effort from you. 🧹

It is made for group admins and needs no manual setup. Add it, grant rights, and the service lines vanish on their own.

What it deletes

The bot watches the group and deletes system messages that Telegram posts automatically. The main case is notifications that a member joined the chat or left it.

Ordinary member messages are left alone. It works in the background and has no commands.

Connecting in two minutes

1. Add the bot to your group by searching its name.
2. Open the administrators list and make the bot an admin.
3. Keep the right to delete messages. The other rights are not needed.
4. Test it. Ask a friend to join and leave; no service lines should appear.

What it cannot do

The bot removes only notifications that appeared after it was connected. Old entries in the history stay, and it cannot wipe them in one batch.

• It does not cancel a join. It only hides the message, and the member still gets into the chat.
• It is not moderation. It does not protect against spammers and bots.
• It keeps no log. To see who came in, check the member list or the group's action log.

When cleaning does harm

In small closed communities, welcoming a newcomer is part of the conversation. There you can leave notifications on so regulars can say hello.

If you care about security, join messages also help you notice a suspicious spike of new accounts. For that, use the action log in group settings. 👀

Admin rights and trust

Any bot with admin rights can see group messages. Before connecting a third-party bot to an important chat, check who is behind it and do not grant more than needed.

• Minimum rights. Message deletion is enough, without adding admins or changing group info.
• Trial group. Connect the bot to a new empty group first.
• Regular audit. Every few months, review which bots remain in the admin list.

An alternative: group settings

If you want to quiet part of the noise without bots, check the group settings and action log. For growing communities, combine a cleaner bot with clear rules and a separate news channel. 📌

For most chats with hundreds of members, this automation saves time and keeps the conversation readable. Try it on a test group and decide if you need it.