BloodNexus: give your group chat a life

Friend groups and hobby chats tend to go quiet after a couple of weeks. Everyone said hi, shared a meme, and then nothing. BloodNexus gives a group something to do every day: member profiles, games, roleplay actions and its own economy. It also takes over part of the moderator's job. 🎲

The bot comes from a Ukrainian team and is rated 16+. You can switch its language with /language.

Weddings, awards and virtual hugs

The liveliest part of the bot is its social layer, which turns chatting into a small game.

• Profiles. Each member gets a card with stats and achievements.
• Marriages. Members can get married inside the chat, a long-time favorite in bots like this.
• Awards. Admins and members can hand each other awards.
• Roleplay commands. Quick actions like hug or pillow fight, which the bot turns into a styled message.
• Games. A handful of mini games to fill the gaps in conversation.

There is also an in-chat economy. Members earn virtual currency for being active and spend it inside the group.

Keeping order without the stress

For admins, BloodNexus includes moderation tools. Set chat rules, see who is active and step in when someone crosses the line. 🛡️

Having fun features and admin tools in one bot keeps things simple. Fewer third party helpers in the group means less confusion about which one does what.

Setting it up in your group

1. Add the bot. Tap Open, then add BloodNexus to your group from the bot's menu.
2. Permissions. Make it an admin with rights to delete messages and restrict members if you want moderation.
3. Language. Send /language and choose the chat language.
4. Docs. The /help command opens the documentation with the full command list. Start there.
5. Rules. Set your chat rules right away so newcomers see them from day one.

To browse available commands inside the group, tap the slash button next to the message field.

Why it is rated 16+

Some roleplay actions and jokes get a bit cheeky, so the developers added an age rating. It is not a fit for a chat of young schoolkids. 🔞

If teenagers are in your group, go through the commands first and turn off anything that doesn't suit your audience.

Who will enjoy it

• Friend chats. Marriages, awards and rankings keep the jokes coming.
• Gaming communities and clans. The economy and stats fuel some friendly competition.
• Roleplay groups. Roleplay commands save time on describing actions.
• Topic communities. Rules and moderation keep things tidy.

For a strict work group this much fun is overkill, and Telegram's basic settings will do.

The bot is free. If it sticks in your chat, you can support the project with /donate. ❤️