A daily Telegram digest brings posts from the channels and chats you selected into one topic-based message. The example below is fictional and shows the format, not current news or a real bot output.
What a digest can look like
Illustrative example — not real news: Technology: two selected channels discuss a software release. Transport: one selected channel reports a route change. The digest groups the technology posts under one topic and points back to the original items.
When several sources cover the same story, the bot can combine them instead of repeating the claim in full. Grouping is generated by AI, so related but different reports can still be confused. Verify the source posts for details.
Choose delivery times
The bot stores scheduled run times and a timezone for each user. New-user defaults are 09:00 and 19:00 UTC; onboarding can set different times. Open Scheduled summaries and Set Timezone to confirm or change them.
The schedule tells the bot when to prepare a digest. It cannot guarantee useful content every time: a source may not have published new posts, and collection or generation can be delayed.
Use on-demand summaries
Choose Request summary when you want an overview before the next scheduled time. The free default is two summary requests per day and five sources. My limits in the bot shows the current values for your account.
You can add or remove channels and chats, including private ones via an invite link. Plus expands the source limit; Pro expands both sources and daily requests.
Read with the original posts
A digest is a reading aid, not a source of record. AI may omit caveats, misread a number or merge distinct reports. Open the original Telegram post before sharing a claim or making a decision.
The bot writes summaries in your Telegram language using AI translation; quality can vary by source and language.