Morti: your own bot, zero code

Bot • Bot Builders

About this App

You want a bot for your channel, shop or community, but writing code and renting a server isn't on the agenda. Morti | Bot Creator is a bot builder: you end up with a working bot without opening a code editor. 🤖

Builders like this are popular on Telegram. Channel admins, small shops and curious people who want to see how bots tick all use them. Morti has a few thousand active users a month.

How a bot builder works

Every Telegram bot has a token, a long string that acts as the key for controlling it. Telegram's official bot-creation tool issues the token, and the builder connects with it and takes over the server side.

Create a bot in Telegram's official tool by picking a name and a username.
Copy the token you receive in reply.
Hand the token to the builder by following Morti's prompts.
Set up the behavior: greeting, buttons, replies, broadcasts, depending on what the builder supports.

From then on your bot runs under its own name while the builder's infrastructure handles the messages. Nothing to install, no hosting bill of your own. ⚙️

Why people want their own bot

Feedback. Anonymous questions and suggestions for a channel, without exposing the admin's personal account.
Auto-replies. Common customer questions get answered with buttons, no human required.
Broadcasts. Bot subscribers get updates even if they never open the channel.
Testing ideas. Try a concept before paying a developer to build it properly.

Your token is the crown jewel

The token gives full control over the bot. Whoever holds it can read incoming messages, change replies and send broadcasts in the bot's name. Treat it like the password to your banking app. 🔑

Never post the token in chats, screenshots or public code repositories.
Revoke and reissue it if you stop using a builder or suspect a leak. The old key stops working at once.
Don't collect sensitive data like passport details or card numbers through the bot, since it passes through someone else's servers.

The fine print on free builders

Free builders often make money from ads. Your bot might end up showing promotional messages or links back to the builder. If that matters, check the terms in Morti's description or ask support before you launch.

Your bot also depends on the builder staying alive. If the service shuts down, the bot goes silent, and the subscriber list may stay with the builder's owner. For a serious business, moving to your own server eventually makes sense. 📦

Where to begin today

Open Morti, follow its prompts and put together a simple bot with a greeting and a couple of buttons. Test it on yourself and a few friends, see how it responds, and only then connect it to your channel. A quick test run saves you awkward moments in front of subscribers. ✅

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to know how to code?▼

No, that's the whole point of a builder: you put the bot together through menus and prompts. You just create a bot in Telegram's official tool and give the builder its token.

How much does a Morti bot cost?▼

You can start for free, like with most builders. If paid features or ad removal show up, the prices will be in the bot's menu, so check them before connecting the bot to a big channel.

Is it safe to hand my token to a builder?▼

It's standard practice, since the builder can't run your bot otherwise. Still, the builder's owner can technically see your bot's messages, so avoid collecting personal or payment data and revoke the token once you stop using the service.

What if my bot stops responding?▼

Check if you reissued the token, because the old one dies instantly. If the token is unchanged, reopen Morti and check your settings; during a longer outage on the builder's side, you can only wait or move the bot elsewhere.