Autopost to Telegram from RSS and other channels — rewritten by AI
News from feeds and channels lands in your queue, the model rewrites it in your channel’s voice, and the source’s signature and links are always removed. Sources are checked every minute and a post can go out instantly.
How it works
- step 1
Add a source
An RSS feed, your own donor channel, or a public channel read by your userbot account.
- step 2
Set it up
Word filters, a template, delay, approval, AI rewrite and target channels.
- step 3
Publish now or on plan
“Publish instantly” posts at the moment of detection; otherwise the post takes the next free slot in your schedule.
What’s inside
Three kinds of sources
RSS with a {title} {summary} {link} template, a donor channel where your bot is admin, and a public channel read by your userbot — media is downloaded and sent by your bot.
Source signatures always removed
The donor’s name, t.me links, @mentions and signature are stripped on every path — autopublishing, manual publishing and the model’s answer.
AI on your own key
Use a key from any provider: Anthropic, OpenAI-compatible, Gemini. The platform does not charge for tokens, and AI is on every plan.
Channel style memory
The model takes into account your channel’s style profile and its best posts by ERR, plus your own rules and facts.
Protected from injected instructions
Only links to domains present in the original post survive in the model’s answer, so donor text cannot slip in its own link.
A model error never loses a post
If the model fails, the post goes out as is and the error is logged.
two channels free, no card · cancel any time
FAQ
How often are sources checked?
Every minute; a source interval can be as short as one minute.
Do I pay for AI?
Not to the platform. AI runs on your own key, so you pay your model provider directly.
What if I have no key?
The source publishes the original text, and the dashboard shows that AI is off.