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 placeholder — Dashboard 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 placeholder — Full 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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