Running a Telegram Channel Took Me 2 Hours a Day. Now It Takes 25.

This page is written by someone who runs channels — TG Manager was built because of this exact problem, not imagined for a persona. One cycle of sources produced ~200 posts. Reading all of them took about 2 hours. Maybe 10% were ever published. The other 90% was reading waste — often in foreign languages. And that cycle repeats several times a day.

Today the same cycle takes 20–30 minutes. Same output, same channel quality — the reading cost just collapsed. Here is the loop that does it.

Screenshot placeholderDashboard with feed, header stats and source count

The math behind the app

Per curation cycleBeforeWith TG Manager
Reading / triaging ~200 posts~2 hours of scrolling20–30 minutes
Published from those posts~10% (~20 posts)Same output — zero junk reading
Source languagesYou read whatever language they post inEverything in your language (100+)
Video postsDownload → subtitle tool → re-uploadOne click to SublyAI and back (+3 clicks)

The loop: headlines first, detail on demand

Every message comes back as a compact card with an AI-written headline in your language, scored 0–100 against your topics. You never read full posts while triaging:

  1. Scan the headlines. Most cards you dismiss with Delete in under a second.
  2. Somewhere interesting? The card already carries a prepared draft — press Enter.
  3. In the drafter, change nothing and press Ctrl+Enter. Post is live on your channel.

Two keystrokes from headline to published post. Duplicates are blocked automatically by a publish guard, so speed never costs you an embarrassment.

Video placeholderFull flow: scan → headline triage → Enter → Ctrl+Enter → published

What your admin work looks like now

Admin jobHow TG Manager handles it
Morning triageScan pulls the last hours from every source; Sort by score puts the best on top.
Same story everywhereStory cards merge duplicate coverage into one card with the best text + richest media.
Off-topic floodTopic weights reorder the feed instantly; Blocked feed quarantines what you never want to see.
Mixed-language sourcesAI outputs headlines and summaries in your language (100+ languages), whatever the source language.
Recycling your own postsPaste a t.me link to load any older message straight into a draft.
Fast editingCompact mode + keyboard shortcuts: ↓/↑ to move, Enter to draft, Ctrl+Enter to publish.

A realistic daily routine

  1. Morning: hit Scan, triage by score in compact mode — ten minutes, not an hour of scrolling.
  2. During the day: Auto Scan keeps pulling new items every 5–60 minutes; high-scoring stories turn green so you can’t miss them.
  3. Publishing: load the picks into drafts, tweak headlines, send to the right channel — one click each, duplicates blocked automatically.
  4. Repeat next cycle: several times a day, each one 20–30 minutes instead of two hours.

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