The Telm app puts your full dashboard in your pocket, with native extras on top: one-tap Telegram sign-in, bottom tabs, and push notifications for appeals and raid alerts. It mirrors telm.com exactly, so every website feature is already there. The app is still rolling out to the stores — until it reaches yours, open telm.com in your mobile browser for the very same dashboard.
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Open in your dashboard1What the app is
The Telm app is your telm.com dashboard, wrapped in a native phone app. Because it shows the same dashboard you use on the web, everything looks and works identically — and any new website feature appears in the app right away, with no update to wait for.
On top of that, the app adds the things only a native app can do: signing in with Telegram in one tap, bottom navigation tabs, push notifications, and opening telm.com links straight into the right screen. Nothing in the app is a cut-down version of the web — it is the full product plus phone-native conveniences.
- The same full dashboard you use on the web.
- New website features show up automatically.
- Native tabs, push notifications and deep links on top.
2Signing in on your phone
Open the app and choose Continue with Telegram. Approve the login in Telegram and you land on your dashboard — the same passwordless sign-in as the website. Want to look around first? The app also has a demo mode that lets you explore a sample community without connecting anything.
It is the very same account either way. Whatever you connect or configure in the app shows up on the website and vice versa, because both are views of the same dashboard behind one Telegram sign-in.
- One-tap Telegram sign-in, exactly like the website.
- Demo mode to explore a sample community before connecting a real one.
- The same account and data across app and web.
3Notifications and navigation
The app sends push notifications for the moments that matter, so you can act from your phone without keeping the dashboard open. Bottom tabs give you quick access to the main areas, and tapping a telm.com link opens it directly in the app.
Push is designed to be low-noise: it alerts you about the events that usually need a human — an appeal to review, a raid in progress — rather than every routine spam deletion, which the bot handles on its own.
- Push alert when a member appeal is waiting for your review.
- Push alert when the anti-raid shield triggers on one of your groups.
- Push is an extra channel — it never replaces anything, and it is silent if you do not have the app installed.
4When the app is the right tool
The app shines when you are away from your desk. A push about a raid or an appeal lets you open the exact screen, review the details and act in a few taps — the kind of quick response that matters most when something is happening in your community right now.
For long configuration sessions — building a big rule set, reviewing weeks of analytics, setting up several groups at once — a larger screen is simply more comfortable, and the web dashboard is there for that. The two are the same product; use whichever suits the moment.
- On the go: react to appeals and raid alerts the moment they arrive.
- At your desk: heavier setup and analytics work on a bigger screen.
- Either way it is the same account, so you can switch freely between them.
5Subscribing in the app
On phone-store builds, subscriptions are purchased through the app store (Apple or Google) using their in-app purchase system. A free 7-day Pro trial without a card works from the app too.
Prefer to pay by card? Subscribe on telm.com in a browser instead — your subscription lives on the same account, so it applies wherever you sign in.
6Getting the app
The Telm app is rolling out to the App Store and Google Play. Until it is available in your store, you do not have to wait to manage your groups from your phone: open telm.com in your mobile browser and you get the very same dashboard, fully usable on a small screen.
Because the app and the mobile website are the same dashboard, nothing is missing while you wait — you can sign in, connect groups, apply presets, review decisions and handle appeals entirely from the browser. The app simply adds push notifications and native navigation on top once it reaches you.