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Official open-source desktop client for the Telegram messaging platform, built on the MTProto secure protocol.
A Node.js module for interacting with the official Telegram Bot API to build and manage Telegram bots.
A modern framework for building Telegram bots with Node.js and TypeScript, featuring full API support and extensible middleware.
A simple chat bridge that connects over 20 chat protocols like Slack, Discord, IRC, Matrix, and Telegram.
A Go library providing comprehensive bindings for the Telegram Bot API, enabling easy bot development.
A Python-based Telegram bot that integrates ChatGPT, offering fast responses, no daily limits, and customizable chat modes.
A native Windows client for Telegram built with modern UWP and WinUI technologies.
A free messaging app that combines WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, and many other services into one unified desktop application.
A Node.js framework for building conversational user interfaces across multiple messaging platforms.
A full-featured, elegant framework for building Telegram bots in Rust.
A pure PHP library for building Telegram bots using the official Bot API, supporting webhooks, getUpdates, and full API coverage.
A .NET client library for building Telegram bots, providing full API coverage and extensive testing.
A modern, easy-to-use TypeScript/JavaScript framework for creating Telegram bots that scales from beginners to large applications.
A PHP SDK for building Telegram Bots with Laravel support out of the box.
A privacy-focused web archiving tool with an IM-style interface that captures pages to multiple archival services.
A comprehensive Java library for building Telegram bots with full support for the latest Bot API features.
A unified API collection for building cross-platform chatbots on Messenger, LINE, Slack, Telegram, Viber, and WeChat.
A unified API collection for building cross-platform chatbots on Messenger, LINE, Slack, Telegram, Viber, and WeChat.
Create and deploy chat bots for multiple messaging platforms to AWS Lambda in minutes.
A zero-dependency Go framework for building Telegram bots with full API support, webhooks, and middleware.
A Ruby wrapper for the Telegram Bot API, providing a clean interface to build Telegram bots.
A C#/.NET library for interacting with Telegram's MTProto API, enabling programmatic user account control and full client functionality.
A complete Go library for the Telegram Bot API with one-to-one type and method mapping.
A GitHub Action that sends notifications to Telegram, supporting messages, photos, documents, and other media types.
Visually build full-featured chatbots for Telegram, Facebook Messenger, Viber, Twilio, and Slack using Node-RED with minimal coding.
A terminal user interface (TUI) client for Telegram, written in Rust.
A platform for visually building scalable interactive messaging applications.
A unified CLI and web service for sending notifications across 15+ messaging platforms via environment variables.
An open-source iOS chat app template built with Swift, MessageKit, and Firebase Firestore for real-time messaging.
An open-source iOS chat app template built with Swift, Firebase Firestore, and MessageKit for real-time messaging.
A powerful and flexible asynchronous logging library for Delphi, FreePascal, and .NET with support for over 20 output providers.
An idiomatic, concurrent Go library for the Telegram Bot API with built-in rate limiting and per-chat state isolation.
An unofficial Swift SDK for building Telegram bots with synchronous and asynchronous API support, routing, and command parsing.
A Swift framework for building Telegram bots using SwiftNIO, supporting Linux and macOS.
A command-line and Python utility that sends multi-channel notifications for command completion, code execution, and system monitoring events.
A tiny, remotely configurable monitoring service for lightweight health checks of HTTP, ICMP, and TCP endpoints.
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