Build a Telegram bot
without code
Drag nodes onto a canvas, test it, deploy it. No server to run.
No server to run · bring your own model key · bot tokens encrypted at rest
Bots used to need a team. Now they don't.
Shipping a Telegram bot normally means hiring someone to write the code, then renting a server to keep it running. Gramflow removes both.
The usual way
- Hire a developer to write the bot's code
- Rent a VPS or cloud server to run it on
- Wire up webhooks, SSL and secrets by hand
- Redeploy the server for every small change
- Watch logs and uptime yourself
- Weeks of work — and a budget — before launch
With Gramflow
- Build it by dragging nodes — zero code
- We host and run it — no VPS, no cloud account
- Webhooks, SSL and secrets handled for you
- Deploy a new version in one click
- One-click test runs and execution logs built in
- Live in minutes — no budget required
Three steps to live.
Start from a template
Five flows that already work.
Paste a bot token
No webhook URL to host.
Test, then deploy
One click promotes it live.
A real builder, not
a form with steps.
No code, ever. Everything a Telegram bot needs is a block you drag and connect — with the guardrails that keep a flow from breaking in front of your users.
Browse the nodesReference anything upstream.
Type {{ and pick from every value your flow has already seen — the trigger, any node's output, globals, and secrets. They render as typed pills, and the explorer shows real values after a run.
Replies that stream in.
The answer fills in as the model writes it. Your own key, stored as an encrypted secret.
Ship with a safety net.
Fire a real Telegram update at your draft and watch each node glow running → done. When it's right, publish — and Gramflow hosts and runs your bot on every message. No VPS, no cloud account, nothing to babysit.
Every update, on the record.
Open a failed run to see which node threw, and how long it sat there before giving up.
Mistakes caught before
your users see them.
Every node validates its own config against its schema — missing fields and unknown secrets are flagged on the canvas, long before deploy.
Secure by default.
A bot token is total control of your bot. We treat it that way.
Everything a conversation needs.
Ask, then wait for the answer
The flow pauses for their next message, then continues.
Buttons that resume the flow
A tap picks up at the branch that button belongs to.
{
"city": "Lisbon",
"tempC": 21.4,
"sky": "clear"
}
Call any API, branch on the outcome
Success and error each get their own path.
Memory that survives the message
State is scoped per chat and per user.
Sixteen nodes, six categories.
Start from a proven flow.
Preview it, then clone it into a bot in one click — fully wired. Change the copy and deploy, or take it apart to learn how the nodes fit.
Welcome Bot
Greets every new user the moment they send /start.
FAQ Bot
A tap-to-answer menu for your most common questions.
AI Chat Bot
Replies to any message with your own LLM, and remembers the chat.
Feedback Collector
Asks for a rating, waits for the reply, saves it, and responds.
Group Welcome + Rules
Shows the group rules with an “I agree” button to confirm.
Start from scratch
An empty canvas and all sixteen nodes. Build exactly the bot you have in mind.
Request beta access.
Common questions.
Do I need anything to host?
No. Connect a bot token — that’s the whole setup.
Which AI models can I use?
OpenAI, Anthropic and Google for now, more will be added soon.
How do I test before going live?
Every bot gets a TEST and a LIVE environment — build against TEST, then deploy in one click.
Is my bot token safe?
Yes — tokens and API keys are encrypted at rest with AES-256.