Bot mode
A customer-facing bot that answers in DMs. AI handles the first pass; your team jumps in on anything tricky.
How it works
- 1Create a bot with @BotFather.
- 2Paste the token into Lane.Chat.
- 3Users DM the bot — replies land in your inbox.
A bot and group mirror in the same inbox. Two minutes to connect. Built for communities that actually live on Telegram.
Telegram messages end up in whoever's phone saw them first, then half of them get screenshotted into email. There's a better way.
Crisp, Intercom, and Zendesk bolt Telegram on with a webhook and call it a day. We built it native — stickers, topics, mini apps, the whole thing.
Already running an official group with thousands of members? Keep it. We mirror it into your inbox and map each chat to its own topic. Nothing for your community to learn.
A customer-facing bot that answers in DMs. AI handles the first pass; your team jumps in on anything tricky.
Mirror a community group into your inbox. Each user's messages become their own topic — no migration, no disruption to the group.
Four steps, roughly two minutes. Everything below is also in the product.
Your users live on Telegram. So should your support. AI handles FAQs, humans jump in on the signals that matter.
Mirror the official Telegram group. AI answers the repeat questions, mods escalate the rest — without babysitting the chat.
Broadcast updates, handle tickets, run campaigns — all from one inbox, same workspace as your web widget.
Drop in your docs, help center, or pasted Q&A. The AI answers from your content — not a generic model guess. Knowledge base →
Inline buttons, cards, stickers, even mini apps — not plain text fallbacks.
Same inbox handles Web widget, WhatsApp, Slack, and native SDKs. Switch channels without switching tools. All channels →
When a human takes over, they get the full transcript, the AI's reasoning, and the user's history. No cold hand-offs.
Each Telegram chat maps to one topic in your inbox. No tab chaos, no missed DMs.
Send updates, announcements, or drip campaigns via a simple API. We handle batching, retries, and opt-out.
Built by a team that runs its own Telegram community since 2021. We use Lane.Chat every day for our own support.