Changelog
Selected changes, month by month. One short line each — what you can do now that you could not before.
- The chat ID finder now starts by asking whose ID you need. Your own, a person's or a bot's opens @getid_adminhub_bot with the right next step, because the web cannot see those; a channel's or a group's is looked up right on the page. The bot also gained My channel and My group buttons that list only the chats you own.
- The bot token and chat ID page now finds a chat ID without a token: paste a public channel's or group's @username for its ID and title, or a link to any post of a private one for an ID worked out from the link. People, bots and invite links are sent to @getid_adminhub_bot.
- New free bot @getid_adminhub_bot: tap Person, Bot, Group or Channel, pick a chat from your own list, and it answers with the chat's ID, ready to copy — private channels included, no token needed. It joins none of the chats you pick and keeps no IDs of them.
- New free tool: paste a bot token to see whether Telegram accepts it and which bot it opens, then get the ID of every chat that recently reached the bot — private chats, groups and channels. It runs in the browser: the token goes straight to Telegram, not to AdminHub, and the page only reads.
- The link generator opens on the everyday case — a link to a channel, group or profile — and shows an example as plain text instead of a live link to someone else's bot. A phone number typed with 00 in front is read as +, and one that still starts with 0 is flagged instead of becoming a link that opens nothing.
- When the username checker cannot get Telegram's answer, the page now offers to check the name in the Telegram app itself: a taken name opens that chat, and for a name nobody holds Telegram says there is no such username. The chosen mode — channel, group or person, or bot — is now visibly selected.
- The channel description generator shows its six drafts as soon as the page opens and rewrites them with every change to a field — there is no Compose button to press any more.
- The Stars calculator's exchange rates for its 13 other currencies are refreshed every week, and the rate source is credited under the converted amounts.
- Channel name ideas in English, Turkish and Indonesian now capitalise the topic the way the title patterns do — “Crypto News Daily”, not “Crypto news Daily”.
- Cross-promo: the free plan now sends 3 proposals a month (Pro — unlimited) to channels listed in the catalog, and an exchange link counts subscribers from swaps with any channel, even one outside the catalog. Your bot creates the link, so it has to be an admin of your channel with the right to invite users via link.
- The link generator grew from eight types to ten: a preview link (t.me/s/name — the page Telegram itself shows for a public channel, readable without an account) and the embed code for a post, byte for byte the script from Telegram's widget page. Every result also gets a QR code, drawn in the browser and saved as PNG, encoding the web link.
- A Telegram username checker: paste a name, with or without the @ or as a t.me link, and get Telegram's own answer through its API — taken by a channel, group, bot or person, not occupied right now (a snapshot, and possibly a collectible on Fragment), or invalid — with the 5-to-32-character rule applied before the check.
- A channel name generator: twelve title ideas from one topic, each paired with a handle built by Telegram's username rules (5 to 32 characters) and checked against Telegram in one click; titles stay within the 128-character limit.
- A channel description generator: six drafts from fixed sentence skeletons, no AI, each counted in code points against the 255-character limit of setChatDescription.
- A text formatter: bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, spoilers, code, links and quotes with a live preview, copied as MarkdownV2 with the escaping done, as HTML, or as entities.
- The link generator adds a pre-typed message to username and phone links (t.me/name?text=…), the Telegram counterpart of a WhatsApp click-to-chat link.
- Free tools with no sign-up: a Telegram Stars calculator, a link generator and a font generator, in nine languages.
- Text and photo posts from a Telegram channel are mirrored to Bluesky or Mastodon, and AI can shorten a long post into a teaser.
- Before your first photo upload, the app asks you to open the chat with your own bot and press Start, so the upload does not fail silently.
- A physical product with no channel attached is visible in the storefront and can be bought there.
- A channel subscription is handed over as a Telegram link instead of an invoice, and the owner is told in a direct message when access could not be delivered.
- The link generator is also published as telegram-links on npm under the MIT licence, with no dependencies.
- Anonymous questions: a personal link for readers, an inbox for the admin, answers turned into a channel post and a notification back to the asker. Nine languages, free on every plan.
- Gifts: send a gift to a subscriber by hand from the People section.
- In Telegram direct messages on Pro, the support assistant streams its answer into a draft you can halt with Telegram's Stop button; each conversation is capped at 30 AI replies a day.
- The post editor has an optional switch that puts buttons inside the body of a rich-formatted post.
- When auto-moderation removes a message in a linked discussion group, the warning is shown only to the offender and disappears afterwards.
- A repeated webhook delivery from Telegram no longer replays an action twice.