Telegram as a platform, not just a chat
A Mini App is a web app that opens inside Telegram in one tap from a channel, group or bot. No download: the user lands in your product — content, purchases, account, learning, rewards.
A full web app inside Telegram: sales, learning, navigation, loyalty and gamification — no separate install.
A Mini App is a web app that opens inside Telegram in one tap from a channel, group or bot. No download: the user lands in your product — content, purchases, account, learning, rewards.
A bot covers chats and simple flows. A Mini App delivers real product UX. We build:
In large channels new members get lost. A Mini App replaces feed chaos with structure:
Game loops raise activity and retention:
Your own motivation system without a separate app:
Deeper than a channel post:
An ecosystem around the product: student account, lessons, progress, homework, tests, extras and course sales. Path: content → engagement → trust → purchase.
Sell and serve right inside Telegram:
Online schools and experts, creators and community owners, shops, delivery and restaurants, service businesses, clubs, events, brands — anyone who needs a product inside Telegram, not just a feed.
In short:
Full cycle. Typical path:
Real Telegram products: bot, payments, access, CRM. Open the case for flows and UI.
A Mini App is a product, not a button. Bands after a short brief:
Scope and price locked before kickoff. Expansion is a separate stage.
Bot — chats, leads, alerts, simple payments. Mini App — when you need UI: catalog, account, learning, rich navigation. We often ship both together.
Ballpark: navigation / simple account — from 80K ₽; shop / learning / loyalty — from 150K ₽; ecosystem with CRM — from 350K ₽. Locked after discovery.
Simple scope — 5–10 days; mid product — 7–10 days; complex ecosystem — 10–14 days. Timeline after discovery.
Yes: UX flows, Telegram-native UI, brand-fit visuals. A product, not a bot wrapper.
Yes. Payments, subscriptions, CRM / admin, analytics and external APIs. If you already have a stack, we plug the Mini App into it.
Yes — a core use case: account, access, lessons, progress, loyalty, sales. See OSNOVA and Yellow Club.
Usually no: the Mini App lives inside Telegram. A native app makes sense for store presence, non-TG push or offline flows.
Support, metric-driven fixes, new screens and mechanics. We can stay on as a technical partner.
Who the user is, the main in-app action, whether bot/payments/CRM exist, and the deadline. The rest on a call.
Yes: scope, milestones and price before work starts. Scope expansion is separate.