Doublegram: tools for Telegram admins

Running a channel or chat and drowning in routine: scheduled posts, spam bots at the door, newcomer checks, post formatting? Doublegram gathers Telegram admin tools in one place, and the mini app opens them right inside the messenger. 🛠

It is not a downloader, despite the catalog category. The project positions itself as a toolkit and marketplace for automating communities.

What the Doublegram ecosystem is

At the base is a website with a catalog of Telegram tools: automation, business, marketing, security, userbots and self-hosted software. The mini app works as a personal dashboard.

The profile says: manage your account, explore features and complete tasks without leaving Telegram. A free plan with one account and four bots is available for a start.

Tools on offer

• AI for posts. You can pick one of several neural networks, get text with buttons and polls, and create images. Real-time web access and sticker creation are listed.
• Group protection. It used to be called a captcha and is now a security tool: anti-raid and anti-flood, three-level join verification, banned words and a geographic filter.
• Telegram lookup. Checks IDs, usernames and group ages.
• Self-hosted userbots. For growth and mailings, installed on your own server.
• Affiliate bot. A self-hosted tool for affiliate marketing, sold under a license.

Quests and the token

The mini app includes tasks, a leaderboard and rewards. The ecosystem also has its own token on the TON network.

Approach this with care. Task rewards are not guaranteed income, and any token price can swing sharply.

Where an admin should start

1. Open the mini app and see which tools the free plan includes.
2. Connect one channel or group and begin with a simple job, such as newcomer verification.
3. Give the bot only the admin rights that function needs.
4. Watch how the tool behaves in a small group before scaling up.

What to weigh before connecting

Any bot with admin rights sees part of your community. Enter only through links from the official site and profile so you do not land on a fake.

Before buying a license for self-hosted software, read the documentation: you will need a server and basic administration skills.

If you do not want to run hosting, choose tools that work in the project's cloud and compare their limits on the free plan.

Community defense without heroics

Raids and spam arrive in waves. A simple newcomer check filters out a good share of bots, while a word filter and message rate limits help against floods.

Set the rules in advance and pin them. People accept restrictions more readily when they are explained and equal for everyone.

The mini app's audience is above one hundred fifty thousand people, so quite a few admins use these tools.