Built by a Channel Admin, for Channel Admins
TG Manager wasn't designed in a conference room. It was built out of frustration — by someone who runs Telegram news channels and was drowning in the daily reading.
The problem was personal
One curation cycle meant ~200 incoming posts from channels and RSS feeds. Reading all of them took about two hours. Roughly ten percent were ever published; the other ninety percent was reading waste — often in foreign languages. And the cycle repeated several times a day, every day.
Existing tools didn't help: RSS bots forward everything indiscriminately, chat-based assistants turn curation into tapping through cards, and automation platforms need a bot you create and trust with your channel. None of them respected the actual job: read everything, publish the few things that matter, keep your voice.
The bet
So we built the tool we wanted to use, on three principles:
- AI reads everything; the human only decides. Every post gets translated, summarized and scored before you see it.
- The editor stays at keyboard speed. A real dashboard with triage shortcuts — not a chat where you tap through drafts.
- Your account, not our bot. You sign in once; your Telegram session lives in your browser and never touches our servers. No BotFather, no tokens, no third-party bot as channel admin.
The result: the same cycle that took two hours now takes twenty to thirty minutes — same output, same editorial standards, a fraction of the cost in time.
Who makes it
TG Manager is developed by ZONIX CORP S.R.O. and used daily on live news channels — every feature on this site ships because it survived real curation first. We're a small team, we answer our own support, and the product roadmap is driven by what admins actually hit in their daily loop.
Try the workflow yourself
The demo needs no signup — see the feed, the scoring and the keyboard flow in a sandbox.