Telegram API Jobs

I need a bite-sized Block Blast game that runs entirely as a Telegram mini app, so anyone who opens it inside Telegram—whether on iOS, Android, or desktop—gets the same seamless experience. The core mechanic can follow the familiar block-clearing format; I’m open to your suggestions on pacing, art style, and sound as long as the gameplay feels snappy and satisfying. Key features I must see: • Real-time leaderboards so players instantly know where they rank • A rotating set of daily challenges to keep the game fresh • Streak-based rewards that pay out daily, weekly, and monthly • A referral system that tracks who invited whom and credits both users accordingly In app purchases and ads Please build on Telegram’s Web Apps framework (HTML5...

My Chrome extension is almost ready to ship, but before I publish the final ZIP I need one crucial feature added. The extension should now work on a credit-based model: every time the user triggers a pop-up, 1 credit is deducted. When the balance reaches zero, they must be taken straight to a Stripe-powered checkout so they can top-up instantly—no other payment options are required. In addition, whenever a user types an email address inside the extension, that email should be forwarded to my Telegram account in real time through a bot or webhook. This will let me handle onboarding messages and support without adding extra code to the extension itself. Deliverables • Updated source code and ready-to-publish ZIP • Secure credit counter stored locally or via a lightweight...

I need a small repo / script that turns the whole OpenClaw + Telegram + LLM stack into a single-command experience. When a user supplies nothing more than their Telegram bot token (and an OpenRouter key for Deepseek), the script should: 1. Pull the latest stable release of OpenClaw. 2. Build and run it inside a Docker container. 3. Spin the container up on Railway via their CLI/API, setting all required environment variables automatically. 4. Wire the bot to speak English only and route every prompt through Deepseek served by openrouter. I am expecting: • A clean Dockerfile (or docker-compose) and a Railway template that work out of the box. • A (or similar) that asks for the two keys and does everything else unattended. • Brief inline docs/readme so any n...

Project Title (Freelancer.com) Build a Web Version of My Telegram Channel on My Domain (Migration + Admin Posting) Project Description I run a Telegram channel for Solana trending updates and I want to migrate this content experience to my own domain website. The goal is to have a clean, fast website that shows the same type of posts we publish on Telegram, but fully owned by us on our domain, with a simple admin system so we can publish posts easily. This is not just a landing page. I need a real web platform that can display posts in a feed style, support categories/tags, and be optimized for mobile users. Core Requirements The website must have a public feed page that displays posts similar to a Telegram channel timeline. Each post should support text, images, and links, and optional...

I need a small automation script that periodically checks item availability on the Bigbasket website and pings me on Telegram the moment any of the tracked products come back in stock. You are free to choose the underlying tech stack (Python + Requests/BeautifulSoup, Selenium, Playwright, or a headless browser of your choice) as long as it works reliably with Bigbasket’s current site layout and protects my account from rate-limit blocks or captchas. The flow I have in mind is straightforward: I feed the bot a list of product URLs (or SKUs). It runs on a schedule I can change—every few minutes during peak shortages, maybe every hour otherwise—grabs the stock status, and fires a concise Telegram message whenever the status flips from “Out of Stock” to “Av...

I’m looking for a small, no-frills tool that I can spin up on a Linux VPS and use to blast out a single message to every recipient listed in a CSV file. The workflow is simple: I upload the CSV, paste or type the message, press send, and watch the log as each username or user_id is processed. Core expectations • Runs headless on common Linux distros (Ubuntu/Debian preferred) • Leverages the unofficial Telegram API • Accepts CSV upload (one column of @usernames or ids) and sends the same text to each entry in sequence • Streams progress to stdout or a minimal web dashboard, then saves a completion report (sent / failed) to CSV or JSON Deliverables 1. Clean, well-commented source code 2. Step-by-step setup notes I can follow on a fresh server (Dockerf...

I need to obtain hard-to-reach details—specifically the IP address, associated phone number, and any location-related information—linked to one particular Telegram account. Standard OSINT searches have already been exhausted, so I’m explicitly open to advanced, purely technical hacking techniques that dig directly into Telegram traffic or MTProto behaviour. If this is within your skill set, tell me how you would approach the task, which tools or exploits you prefer to leverage, and what minimal input you require from my side (e.g., username, recent message, session file). Deliverables • Verified current or last-seen IP address for the target account • Recovered phone number (or clear statement if technically impossible) • Any additional address or geo...

I pull live messages (roughly 2 000 users, no media) from one of my own Telegram channels through the raw Telegram API in a Python script, yet every event reaches me several seconds late. That lag ruins the downstream logic I built, so I need another pair of eyes to pinpoint the bottleneck and get as close to true real-time as the API allows. What’s already in place – Python 3.11, Telethon (latest) inside a small async service – Standard getUpdates loop plus a simple database write – No proxy/VPN in between Where I’m stuck Even with a bare-bones handler, the gap between a message appearing in the Telegram client and being processed in my script stays at 4-6 s. I have ruled out network latency and local disk I/O. Your task • Analyse the curren...