Telegram AI integration with persistent memory

Ditto reads the Telegram chats, groups and channels you already have into one memory with your other apps. Ask any time and get the answer, with the message it came from.

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What forgetting costs your team

Decisions get lost

Agreed in a busy Telegram group, then buried under the next day's messages.

Context is scattered

Telegram holds the chat. Tickets, email and docs hold the rest.

Everyone re-explains

To each new group member, and to every new AI chat.

Follow-ups slip

What was promised in Telegram never reaches the tracker or the calendar.

Ditto remembers, finds and acts across your apps

What did testers report on 2.4?
Photo sync fails. The fix ships in 2.4.1.
Driftwood BetaDRF-212PR #318

Remembers what every group decided

Decisions, reports and promises from your chats, groups and channels, linked to the ticket, email or doc behind each one. Ask weeks later and get the answer.

Ditto found in

+ many more apps

Connects Telegram to every app you use

Slack, Linear, GitHub, Gmail and many more feed one memory. Ask once and Ditto checks them all.

Agent jobReview and approve

Reply to the testers in Driftwood Beta, add their screen recordings to DRF-212, draft the 2.4.1 release note.

Approve & runCancel

Does the follow-up, when you approve

Replies in the group, files the issue and drafts the release note, then waits for your OK. Set routine Telegram jobs to run on a schedule.

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Keeps your memory on any model and in any AI tool

Use a low-cost model for group catch-ups, or connect Claude and Cursor over MCP. Ditto brings the same context every time, so nobody re-explains.

When to use Ditto with Telegram

Ditto is for teams whose work spans several apps and several people. If what was said in Telegram matters somewhere else, Ditto keeps it in one shared memory: a second brain the whole team can ask.

How it works

Three steps, then it keeps working in the background.

1

Connect Telegram and your apps

Connect your own Telegram account from the Ditto app. There's no bot to build, and it starts read-only.

2

Ditto builds one memory

Decisions, people and projects from every app, linked and kept current.

3

Ask in Ditto, Slack or your AI tools

Use the Ditto app, ask in Slack, or connect Claude and Cursor. It answers with sources and replies in Telegram once you turn sending on.

Watch the demos

Connect your chat apps · Telegram

Connect Telegram, Slack and Discord and watch your history sync in.

One inbox for every chat

Telegram, Slack and Discord threads inside Ditto, each shown like the original app.

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Ditto vs Telegram's built-in AI and other Telegram integrations

Telegram's own AI summarises long channel posts and edits your text. Claude Code Channels and Telegram MCP servers such as telegram-mcp connect Telegram to Claude and other AI tools. Automation tools run fixed steps through a Telegram bot. AI agents answer inside a chat. Ditto keeps one memory across Telegram and every app you connect, and acts in them.

Capability Ditto Telegram's own AIAI summaries, AI Editor, AI botsChatGPT or Claude + TelegramTelegram MCP servers, Claude Code ChannelsAutomation toolsZapier, Make, n8n with a Telegram botAI agentsIn Telegram, Slack and Teams
Remembers across sessions, models and tools
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Ask weeks later, on a different model or from Claude, and what the group said is still there.

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Reads the Telegram chats you already have, not only a bot's
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Ditto connects to your own Telegram account, while a bot sees only the messages sent to it.

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One memory across Telegram and every app you connect
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What a group agreed in Telegram is there when you ask from Slack, email or a coding agent.

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Answers one question from Telegram and your other apps, with sources
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Ask why a release slipped and get the Telegram message, the issue and the Slack thread in one answer.

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Acts in Telegram and your other apps from one request
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One request replies in the group, files the issue and books the call.

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Runs on a schedule
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A Friday recap of open threads or a morning list of unanswered messages, set up from a plain request.

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Built into Telegram, nothing to install
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Telegram's AI summaries and AI Editor are already in the app, while Ditto connects to your account from the Ditto app.

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The same memory in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and your other AI tools
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What was said on Telegram follows you into whichever assistant or coding agent you use.

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Pick the model for each task, or bring your own key
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Use a low-cost model for group catch-ups and a stronger one for release planning, on the same memory.

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Read-only until you turn on sending
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Ditto reads your chats first and sends nothing to Telegram until you switch sending on.

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Replies wait for your approval
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Each reply waits for your OK unless you set that action to run on its own.

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See, edit and export what it remembers
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Open what Ditto remembers from a chat, correct it, export it or delete it.

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Telegram and every app your team uses, in one place

Connect them once. Ditto remembers across all of them, so you ask in one place instead of searching ten.

  • Telegram
  • Slack
  • Discord
  • WhatsApp
  • Gmail
  • Outlook
  • Google Calendar
  • Google Drive
  • Google Sheets
  • Notion
  • Linear
  • Jira
  • GitHub
  • Sentry
  • Trello
  • Asana
  • HubSpot
  • Salesforce
  • Zendesk
  • Stripe
  • Zoom
  • Confluence
  • Claude
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Google Meet
  • Excel
  • Word
  • SharePoint
  • OneDrive
  • Dropbox
  • Obsidian
  • Pipedrive
  • Freshdesk
  • Intercom
  • Mailchimp
  • PayPal
  • Square
  • QuickBooks
  • Xero
  • Shopify
  • WooCommerce
  • WordPress
  • And more

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  • Chat in Ditto
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  • Auto model selection
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Add a $5 initial deposit for more usage, with no subscription. The full deposit becomes usage credits; checkout adds any tax. Flex checkout asks you to authorize automatic refills: you set a monthly limit, which includes tax, and can turn refills off anytime.

Paid chat connections, parallel reviews and remote control unlock after the deposit settles. Free already includes one Ditto Review at a time.
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$19/month Monthly subscription

More room for your everyday work.

$10 usage each month · 10B credits50 GB included storage10 saved workflows · 5 active

Plan includes:

  • 5 spaces
  • Paid chat connections
  • Ditto Review · parallel reviews
  • Auto model selection
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$97/month Monthly subscription

Shared capacity and credits for you and your team.

$60 usage each month · 60B credits1,000 GB included storage100 saved workflows · 25 active

Plan includes:

  • 25 spaces
  • Paid chat connections
  • Ditto Review · parallel reviews
  • 1 org · 4 included licensed seats
  • Choose models manually
  • Custom domains
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Questions

Does Ditto remember Telegram conversations between sessions?

Yes. Ditto keeps a memory of the Telegram chats, groups and channels you connect, next to your other apps. Ask weeks later, in the Ditto app, in Slack or from an MCP client, and it answers with the decision and the message it came from.

What does Ditto read from Telegram?

The private chats, groups and channels on the Telegram account you connect. Secret chats stay on the device where they started, so Ditto doesn't read them. It starts read-only, and in a shared space each person gets answers only from what they can already see.

Can Ditto reply in Telegram for me?

Yes, once you switch sending on for Telegram. Replies arrive as normal messages from you. They wait for your approval unless you set that action to run on its own, and turning on sending for Telegram doesn't turn it on for your other apps.

How is Ditto different from Telegram's own AI?

Telegram's AI summarises long channel posts and rewrites your text, and an AI bot you mention sees only the message it's tagged in. Ditto keeps one memory across your Telegram chats and your other apps, acts in them, and lets you pick the model. Telegram's AI has one clear advantage: it's already in the app.

What does Ditto cost?

The new plans are Free, Flex with a $5 initial prepaid deposit and no monthly base fee, Plus at $19/month, and Pro at $97/month. Usage is prepaid with credits. See the pricing page for plan details and rollout availability.

Do I need to build a Telegram bot or use BotFather?

No. Ditto connects to your own Telegram account, so there's no bot to create, no token and no code. Because it isn't a bot, it reads the chats you already have, not only the messages someone sends to a bot.

Is there a Telegram MCP server?

Yes. Open-source servers such as telegram-mcp let Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients read and send Telegram messages during a session. Ditto's MCP server does a different job: it gives those tools one memory across Telegram and your other apps, and that memory lasts between sessions.

Can I use Claude or ChatGPT with Telegram?

Yes. Claude Code Channels lets you message a running Claude Code session through a Telegram bot, and Telegram MCP servers connect Telegram to Claude and other MCP clients. Connect Ditto over MCP as well and ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor can recall what your team said on Telegram and in your other apps.

Can Ditto summarise my Telegram groups?

Yes. Ask for a catch-up on the groups and channels you missed and Ditto summarises them, then lists what still needs your reply, checked against your other apps. You can schedule it, for example every morning before work.

Can I ask Ditto about a group without posting in it?

Yes. Open the chat in the Ditto app, flip the composer to Ditto or type @Ditto, and ask. Ditto answers from the chat and your other apps, and nothing posts to the group.

Do I need Zapier, Make or n8n for Telegram?

Not for Ditto. Those tools run fixed steps through a Telegram bot, and the bot sees only messages sent to it. Ditto reads your own chats into one memory and acts from a plain request. Keep any automations you already run.

Is my Telegram data used to train AI models?

No. Your Telegram data is not used to train AI models.

Can I see and delete what Ditto remembers?

Yes. Open any memory to see the message it came from, then edit, export or delete it. Disconnecting Telegram stops Ditto reading it.

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