Connect Telegram to Specky.
Bring feedback from a Telegram group or channel in, and let people message your bot directly.
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What Telegram does
The tool, in plain language.
Bring feedback from a Telegram group or channel in, and let people message your bot directly.
Why connect it to Specky?
Keep the useful context attached.
Connect Telegram when new customer or product activity arrives there and should become searchable evidence as it happens.
- Searchable source context
- Recurring themes
- Evidence-backed product decisions
The job this connection does
Why would a product team connect Telegram?
Turn new activity from Telegram into searchable product evidence while it is still fresh.
Telegram pushes to Specky in real time
Telegram sends new activity to Specky as it happens. There is no backfill: anything from before you connect it stays in Telegram. Set up the webhook first, then let the conversations you care about happen.
Know what this connection is for.
A useful integration is clear about its boundary: what Specky can receive, what it returns to your product workflow, and what it deliberately does not do.
You provide
- A signed webhook payload from Telegram when new activity occurs
Specky gives back
- A typed signal in the Product Graph
- Source context available to search, synthesis, and AI chat
A real example
When something happens in Telegram, its webhook sends the event to Specky and the resulting signal becomes part of the evidence trail.
Questions you can ask in plain English
These are the kinds of questions this connection helps answer. Specky keeps the source attached so the answer can be checked, not just trusted.
Connecting Telegram
Here’s the quick version. The setup guide walks through every field and screen.
- 1
Open Telegram, message @BotFather
- 2
Send /newbot and follow the prompts to name your bot
- 3
Copy the token BotFather gives you (looks like 123456789:AA...)
- 4
Add the bot to your community group or channel (as an admin if you want it to read all messages, not just mentions)
- 5
Add @userinfobot to the same group briefly, or forward a message from the group to it
Before you connect
Bot TokenRequired
Token for a bot created via @BotFather.
Chat IDRequired
The group/channel chat ID to post updates to. DM @userinfobot in the group to find it.
Catch the Telegram conversation while it is fresh
Ask about Telegram in plain English instead of digging through another tab
See recurring themes alongside signals from the rest of your stack
Carry the useful quote or record straight into a PRD or decision
Keep the original source attached so someone else can check it
Before you connect it
How does Specky use my Telegram data?
It becomes part of your Product Graph, where you can search it alongside related feedback from the rest of your stack. The source stays attached, and your workspace data is not used to train AI models.
Will Specky import my existing Telegram history?
No — and this is worth knowing before you start. Telegram doesn't offer an API that lets Specky ask what happened in the past, so data only arrives from the moment you finish connecting it. Set it up before the conversations you want captured, not after.
What do I need before I connect Telegram?
You will need Bot Token, Chat ID from your own Telegram account. The setup guide walks you through each one.
How long will this take?
Usually a few minutes. You create a credential in Telegram, paste it into Specky, and you are connected, plus one step to point Telegram's webhook at Specky. Step-by-step instructions are in the setup guide.
Can I disconnect Telegram later?
Yes — go to Settings → Integrations whenever you want. Disconnecting removes the connection and the data it brought in.
Can I use Telegram on my plan?
Every plan can connect integrations. Your plan sets how many can be active at once, and a few providers are limited to Scale. Settings → Usage shows where you stand.
Bring Telegram into your product graph
Connect it in a few minutes, then let Specky do the reading.