Telegram anti
spam bot tools.
Free. Local. Yours.

Yes. TGDog is free to use, with no TGDog account or subscription required. Its local Chrome workflow does not require a paid bot-hosting server. The Chrome Web Store link will be published when the extension listing is available.

No. The current extension polls for updates about every 30 seconds, performs full analysis about every five minutes, and runs the action queue about every 30 seconds. Browser scheduling, network delays and queued batches can add latency. Chrome must stay running, awake and connected.

TGDog is a Chrome extension that works through your own Telegram bot. Your bot receives updates from supported supergroups; TGDog manages rules, evidence, and keyword actions locally in Chrome.

No. Monitoring pauses when Chrome exits, your device sleeps, or connectivity is lost. Telegram keeps pending bot updates for no more than 24 hours, so TGDog cannot guarantee that a long offline period will be recovered.

Enabled keyword, repeated-message, near-duplicate and flood rules can use the group’s explicitly selected Observe, Block or Remove action. Before member handling, TGDog attempts to delete currently matched cached messages that meet Telegram’s deletion limits. The bot needs deletion and member-restriction permissions. Muting and a standalone delete-only mode are not available.

Yes, these actions use Telegram’s ban operation, which removes the affected member’s message history in supergroups. Remove then lifts the ban to allow rejoining. It does not automatically add the member back.

Your bot token is stored in chrome.storage.local. Messages, evidence, and rules are stored in local IndexedDB. The extension connects directly to the Telegram Bot API; it does not upload message content to a TGDog server or an AI service. Local storage is not an operating-system encrypted vault.

Yes. Search and filter your connected supergroups, pause observation in bulk, and copy detection rules between groups. Whitelists remain specific to each group, and copying detection rules does not copy the action choice.

A dedicated bot is recommended. Another client receiving updates, or an existing webhook, can conflict with TGDog. Create your bot with BotFather and enter its token only inside the extension, never on this website.

No. It analyzes updates that the bot has received and TGDog has retained locally. Raw messages are capped at 3,000 per group and retained for at most seven days; evidence is retained separately for 30 days. Busy groups may have a shorter effective detection window.

Connect a dedicated bot, add it as a supergroup administrator, and enable observation in TGDog. Configure keyword, repeated-message, near-duplicate or anti-flood rules for the spam you see. Review evidence in Observe mode first, then explicitly choose Block or Remove if needed. Detection depends on received updates, local history, enabled rules and Chrome remaining online.

Create your own bot with BotFather using /newbot, connect its token inside TGDog, and add the bot to your test supergroup. Grant deletion and member-restriction permissions for member actions. TGDog provides the free Chrome dashboard and local rule engine; it does not create or host a shared bot for you. The How to use and Guide pages include the BotFather tutorial.

You can add recurring advertising phrases or specific domain text to keyword rules and review matching messages. This is text-based filtering, not a universal Telegram anti-link bot or phishing detector. TGDog does not verify website safety, identify every scam, or block all links by default.

TGDog is a local Chrome extension that controls your own Telegram bot through the Bot API. Unlike a continuously hosted moderation service, its scheduled work needs your browser and device to stay awake and connected. There is no TGDog subscription or required paid bot server, but this local design is not an always-on hosting service.