TGBot for Group Management

Your group is growing, people chat, and you have no idea who is active, who only lurks, or how to run a giveaway without spreadsheets. TGBot gathers these jobs in one bot for managing groups and channels. 📢

The bot is popular, with over three hundred and fifty thousand users. Its command set is in English, but the commands are short and clear.

A giveaway right in the group

The /lottery command shows the current giveaway in the group. It is the bot's most visible tool: members see the terms and the outcome in the same place where they talk.

If you run a contest, announce the rules in advance and save them as a pinned text. That cuts down fairness disputes.

Points and the activity ranking

• /points lets you adjust members' points.
• /points_rank shows the points ranking.
• /info prints information, handy for checking settings.

Points turn chatting into a game: active members earn recognition and the rest reach for it. Do not attach real cash value to points, or cheating will follow. 🏆

Statistics with no spreadsheets

Three commands handle activity: /stat gives today's summary, /stat_week the weekly one, and /stats lets you query a custom period.

You see when the chat is lively and when it goes quiet. With that data it is easier to pick a time for important announcements and learn which topics hook people.

Tidy posts through HTML

The /html command reminds you of markup syntax: bold, italic, links. For a channel admin it saves time when a post needs neat formatting. ✍️

Using the numbers well

Statistics matter only when decisions follow them. If activity peaks in the evening, schedule discussions and streams then. If a week went quiet, think about what people want to talk about.

Compare periods with each other instead of chasing absolute figures. A ten percent rise over a month says more than one peak Saturday. Share conclusions with moderators so everybody works with the same logic. 📈

Setup in a few minutes

1. Open the bot and press /start to see the menu.
2. Add the bot to a group and make it an administrator.
3. Grant the needed rights: deleting messages and managing members.
4. Call /help and read through the hints.
5. Run a test giveaway or try /stat in a small group.

What an admin should remember

An admin bot sees the group's messages, so give it only the rights it needs and tell members about it. Transparency builds trust.

Giveaways follow local rules: in some countries they need set terms and permits. Do not promise prizes you cannot hand out. And do not take payment for entry unless you are sure such a scheme is legal. ⚠️