Frequently asked questions

The bot checks join requests and messages in your Telegram group. For join requests, it reviews the applicant’s name and bio. In messages, it looks for signs of spam, scams, advertising and abuse. With context checks enabled, it can also consider quotes, replies and hidden links.

Yes. You can review every request yourself, have the bot decline clear spam, or let it also approve requests that show no signs of a violation. Uncertain requests stay in the queue until you decide whether to admit the applicant.

TgFort can delete clear spam automatically. Messages that need your decision appear in Review. By default, a flagged message stays in the chat while you decide. If you enable the option to hold suspicious messages, the bot removes it after checking it. If you approve it, the bot reposts the text and credits the author.

Yes. The Free plan includes 100 image checks in total (no reset); paid plans have no image-check limit. Enable image moderation in your group settings. TgFort can check supported chat photos and applicants’ profile pictures for sexually explicit content, graphic violence and violations of your own image rules.

Open your group settings in the dashboard. You can set separate sensitivity levels for join requests and messages. Write AI rules in plain language, for example, “Selling animals is prohibited. Free rehoming is allowed.” For specific keywords or links, create a rule set that runs without AI and reuse it across groups.

Open Review to see why each item was flagged. Approve or decline requests, keep or delete messages, and act on several items at once. History shows the reasons for past decisions and whether the bot’s action succeeded. In People, you can see a member’s history and mark them as trusted in a specific group.

Statistics shows a moderation summary. Open Plans to see your usage, how many groups you can connect and how far back your history goes.

Create an account and confirm your email. In Groups, select Connect group, then Add the bot to the group. Choose the Telegram group, make the bot an administrator and grant it permission to delete messages. To handle join requests, enable approval for new members and give the bot permission to invite users. Once connected, choose your moderation modes in group settings.