Describe it
Tell Gem what you’re making and who it’s for. Gem picks a template and fills it in.
A page on the web, a home in Telegram, your channels and groups, and apps that do things. Describe it. Gem builds it, writes your posts, answers your people and brings it all into view.
Your address on gem.bot · English and Russian · Free to startTell Gem what you’re making and who it’s for. Gem picks a template and fills it in.
Connect your channels and groups, one per language. Add @gembot as an admin. Check the page, screens and rules. Change anything in words.
Share gem.bot/yourname. See the path from the first visit to the first payment in your dashboard.
Search, read and take the next step. Your front door on the web.
Light interactionWelcome steps, guides, questions and a way into your community.
Light interactionProject answers, a welcome and useful nudges. Messages with permission.
Write once. Translate, schedule and publish. Or let Gem draft from your knowledge.
Short answers from your knowledge, in the group’s language. With a source to read.
Forms, feedback, raffles and live information. Things people can do.
Full interactionYour channel has an author. Your group has someone who knows the answers. Write a post once: Gem translates it and publishes on your schedule. It can draft from your knowledge, too — for your approval, or publish on its own.
In groups and comments, Gem answers from your knowledge, with a link to read more.
Use an invite link with join requests. Let people in when they’re ready.
Keep it private and share an invite link with join requests. You decide who gets in.
More: Private channels ↗When Gem doesn’t know, it stays quiet and sends the question to you. A direct mention still gets a reply that the question has been passed on.
A picture or video, with a caption, ready for Telegram’s story editor. Publish in two taps. Anyone in your project can share it to their own story, too.
Telegram lets people, not bots, post stories to channels and groups.
Intake, applications, sign-ups. Ask for what you need.
Ratings and comments. Find out what people think.
A fair draw. Gem messages winners and posts the result.
Information kept up to date by you or Gem.
Apps know your project: language, welcome progress, chat membership and consent. What people do in an app can trigger your rules.
Just an app, no project? Gem Apps →Unanswered questions come to you. Add the answer, and your project knows more.
A channel and a group for each language. People go to their own chats, so conversations never mix.
A public project. Names with 7–20 characters cost nothing.
Your Telegram account, channel, group or bot, mirrored on the web. Verified owners only.
A private project. A random link, hidden from search and lists. Anyone with the link can open it.
| Characters | Price |
|---|---|
| 3 | 1,000,000 Stars |
| 4 | 100,000 Stars |
| 5 | 50,000 Stars |
| 6 | 10,000 Stars |
| 7–20 | Free |
Our first project. The same tools you get, no extras. A practical guide to Telegram and Gem, in English and Russian — with a private channel and group for each language. Open the Mini App to join.
People see what’s left to do, with a button to the next step.
All your projects and apps, together. Open Dashboard in your settings in Gem’s Mini App, or type /dashboard in @gembot.
Trace any step to any step. Filter by language, source, campaign, invite link, device or country. Follow retention, content and group activity. Open the people behind each number, compare periods and export.
Share of the previous step
312 clicks · 140 opens · 38 joins · 54 reactions
Telegram doesn’t give bots post views. Gem counts what it can see: clicks, opens, joins, reactions, comments and questions.
One message allowance for AI and your audience. Limits will be announced.
Gem’s answers in groups, translations, drafts and messages to your people count toward your plan’s messages.
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ChoosePlans are paid on gem.bot. Sign in with Telegram, so the plan is yours everywhere.
No. Everything runs through @gembot. Your project opens from its own link.
No. Describe it in words. If you write code, take a look at Gem Apps →
Yes. A private project gets a random link and never appears in search or lists. Share it only with the people you want to invite.
Only the real owner of that Telegram account, channel, group or bot. Gem checks ownership through Telegram.
In Telegram Stars, inside Telegram. Every payment is applied once and recorded.
Only what happens in your project. Each project asks for its own permission to write. People can stop messages at any time.
Your own bot, subscriptions and payouts are coming later. Automatic stories in channels and groups aren’t available: Telegram doesn’t let bots publish them.
Yes, from your project’s knowledge, with a short answer and an article link. If it doesn’t know, it stays quiet and sends the question to you. A direct @gembot mention gets a reply that it has passed the question on.
Gem prepares the picture or video and caption. You publish through Telegram’s story editor. Your people can share the project to their own stories, too.
Telegram doesn’t give bots post views or channel statistics. Gem shows the clicks, opens, joins, reactions, comments and questions it can measure.
Each language gets its own channel and group. People are routed to their language’s chats and can switch language in the Mini App.
Yes. Create an app inside your project or add one you built earlier. It knows the project and can trigger its rules. Apps can also run on their own.
You write code. One file, one message, one link. Run it alone or inside a project.
You describe it. Gem builds the page and Mini App, runs your chats and adds apps.