Telegram ecosystem and bots
We build Telegram Mini Apps and bots with a real backend behind them: accounts, payments, admin tools and anti-abuse checks. You own the code.
A Mini App is a web app that opens inside Telegram. Users sign in with their Telegram identity and can pay, play or order without installing anything else. A bot sits alongside it for commands, notifications and support. Behind both, you need a backend and a database, because the Mini App itself runs in the user's hands.
We build the Mini App, the bot and the backend as one project, plus an admin panel so your team can manage users, content and payments.
Many Telegram projects share code with a normal web product. If you also need a web app or an API, see web and mobile apps.
Game state and rewards are checked on the server, not trusted from the app. We add rate limits, device and account checks and logs that help you spot unusual behavior. These measures make cheating harder but cannot stop it entirely, and we do not claim otherwise.
Token rewards, tokenomics and any legal classification are the client's decisions and responsibility. For real-money gaming, we work only with operators who hold the licences their markets require. It is illegal or restricted in many places, and we do not supply licences, players or traffic. Provably fair is a technique, not legal protection.
A trading bot connects to an exchange through its API, stores keys encrypted, applies your order rules and risk limits, and logs every action. We usually include a paper-trading mode so rules can be tested without real money.
Trading bots can lose money. We do not promise profit, and we do not describe protection from market effects as certain. Exchange terms and local law are the client's responsibility, and a bot that holds other people's funds can raise licensing questions to settle with a lawyer first.
Mini Apps depend on Telegram's platform rules, which can change, and Stars and TON payments follow Telegram's and the network's terms. We cannot promise virality, user numbers or approval by any listing. Typical ranges are $9,500 to $18,500 for a fixed-scope sprint over about 30 to 45 days and $25,000 to $65,000+ for a larger build over about 8 to 16 weeks. Price depends on scope and timely feedback, and a written quote follows scoping. See pricing.
Describe the product, the users and your timeline.
You get a plan, an architecture outline and a written price range.
You see working software each sprint and launch with a tested release.
Almost always. The Mini App runs on the user's device, so anything that matters, such as balances, orders, rewards and permissions, must be checked on a server you control. We build that backend and the database as part of the project, with an admin panel to manage it.
Yes, the game, the leaderboard, the referral logic and the backend checks. We cannot promise that it will spread or reach any number of players. If a token is involved, tokenomics, legal classification and marketing are decisions for the client, and we suggest legal advice before launch.
We can integrate Telegram Stars and TON payments, or link out to a card provider where Telegram's rules allow it. These flows follow Telegram's terms and the network's rules, which can change. We build the checkout, receipts and records, and you stay responsible for taxes and terms.
Only for operators who hold the licences their markets require. Real-money gaming is illegal or restricted in many places. We do not supply licences, players or traffic, and provably fair is a technique, not legal protection. We will ask about your licence and markets before scoping.
It can happen, and it may affect features or payments. We build the backend separately from the Telegram layer where practical, so core logic can move to a web app or another channel. We cannot control the platform, and we tell you plainly which parts depend on it.
Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram with the product, the users and your timeline.
