Telegram
Your posts, in your pocket.
Your reminders and ready-to-copy posts arrive in Telegram, and you can send the bot a voice note, a photo of your notes, a forwarded post or a link to get a draft back in your voice.
Free on every plan. AI drafts use your normal credits, and you tap to confirm first.
Reminders where you already are
The post is waiting when it’s time
Switch Telegram on for the reminders you want. When a post is due or your challenge day starts, the bot sends a short note and then the post as its own message, ready to copy.
- “Time to post” with the text ready, then Open LinkedIn, X or Reddit
- Your daily challenge post, plus an evening nudge if the day isn’t done
- Mark as posted ticks the challenge day or the scheduled post
- Another version rewrites the same draft for 1 credit
Send it anything
Capture the idea the moment you have it
Voice notes, photos, forwards and links all work the same way: the bot offers a post, you tap Write it, and the draft comes back in your voice.
- 1 credit
A voice note
Up to 60 seconds. The bot offers to turn it into a post in your voice. You tap Write it first, so nothing is spent until you say so.
- 1 credit
A photo of your notes
Snap a page of handwriting or a whiteboard. Add a caption if you want to steer the post.
- 1 credit
A forwarded post
Forward something you read and get your take on it, written in your voice.
- 1 credit
A link
Send an article link, with a short comment if you like. The bot reads the page, then offers a post. If a page can’t be read, it asks for the text and charges nothing.
Plain text works too. Type a thought and the bot asks, “Write a post about this?” Nothing is spent until you tap.
Commands
A few simple commands
You never have to remember them. The bot’s menu lists them, and each reply has buttons.
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/todayToday’s challenge post if you’re in the 30-day challenge, otherwise a draft that’s ready, otherwise a few ideas to write.
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/challengeWhere you are in the 30-day challenge, and a button to start it.
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/ideasUp to three open ideas, each with a Write it button.
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/draftWrite a post about a topic you type. Add linkedin, x or reddit first to pick the network.
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/timeSee or change the hour your daily challenge post arrives.
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/stopDisconnect the chat. Your settings stay saved.
/today and /ideas cost 1 credit only when a post has to be written. Opening a draft that’s already written is free.
The details
Built for showing up daily
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The post is its own message
Long-press the post and copy exactly the text, with nothing around it. Long posts are split cleanly, and an X thread arrives one message per post.
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You choose the hour
Your daily challenge post arrives at 7:30 by default. Change it with /time or the Daily post time setting on the challenge board. An evening nudge says if the day isn’t done yet.
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Schedule from the chat
Tap Schedule on a LinkedIn, X or Reddit draft to pick one of three reminder times. It sets a “Time to post” reminder, with an Undo, and an Open calendar button. Needs a plan with scheduling.
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Reminders you pick
Post due, challenge day, nudges, weekly ideas, failed posts and the results check-in are on for Telegram by default. The digest and monthly report are off until you switch them on.
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Reply with your numbers
When the results check-in arrives, reply with how the post did, or send a screenshot, and it’s saved. Needs a plan with analytics.
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Quiet hours are respected
During your quiet hours, reminders arrive without a sound instead of being held back.
You stay in control
Convenient, not careless
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It never posts for you
The bot hands you the text. You copy it, post it yourself and tap Mark as posted. Reply Monk never publishes to your accounts.
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One private chat, easy to leave
Connect one private chat per account. Groups are refused. Disconnect in Settings or send /stop. Connecting sends you a security notice by email and in the app, so you’d notice a link you didn’t make.
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Files are read, never kept
Voice notes and photos are read in memory for that one request and then dropped. Only the transcript or text that was read stays, as the source of your draft.
Telegram keeps chats on its own servers and they are not end-to-end encrypted. Billing messages never go to Telegram.
What it costs
Delivery is free. Writing uses credits.
Reminders, Mark as posted, Schedule, /challenge and /time cost nothing. The AI uses the same credits as the app.
- Reminders and notices Free
- Post from a topic, voice note, photo, forward or link 1 credit
- Another version of a draft 1 credit
- Reading a link page Free
- Scheduling from the chat Plans with scheduling
Related
- Calendar & reminders Plan the week, post on time
- Ideas & library Never start from blank
- Results & analytics See what worked
Want to know what changed lately? Read the recent updates.
Questions
Telegram, answered
How do I connect Telegram?
In the app, open Settings, then Notifications, then Telegram, and press Connect. It opens the Reply Monk bot with a one-time link that is good for 10 minutes. Tap Start in Telegram and the page updates by itself.
Does it cost anything?
Getting reminders and drafts in Telegram is free on every plan. Anything the AI writes uses the same credits as in the app, 1 credit for a post from a topic, voice note, photo, forward or link, and the bot shows the cost on the button before you tap. There is also a daily limit on AI requests from Telegram, 20 by default.
Will it post to LinkedIn, X or Reddit for me?
No. Reply Monk never posts for you, in Telegram or anywhere else. You copy the post, publish it yourself and tap Mark as posted so your challenge day and streak stay right.
Are my voice notes and photos stored?
No. The file is downloaded for that one request, read by the AI provider that transcribes or reads it, and then dropped. Nothing is written to our storage. What is kept is the text that came out of it, as the draft’s source.
Is Telegram private?
Messages in Telegram are stored on Telegram’s servers and are not end-to-end encrypted, so only send what you’re happy to have there. Billing messages never go to Telegram. See the privacy policy.
What if I block the bot or change phones?
If you block the bot, Reply Monk pauses the connection and Settings says so. Unblock it and send /start from the same chat to switch it back on. To move to a different chat, connect again from Settings; the old chat is told.
Are WhatsApp, Slack or Discord available?
Not yet. Telegram is the only chat app Reply Monk works with today.
Get your next post in a message.
Start free, then connect Telegram from Settings whenever you’re ready.
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