Join verification, phishing-link detection and Arabic block lists — with a full moderation audit log and weekly report.
Active Arabic groups face organised spam waves: fresh accounts joining in bulk to post fake investment links or impersonate a store.
The bot stops the wave at the door with a lightweight join check, then continuously screens links, repeated messages and mass mentions.
Actions escalate (warn, mute, ban) and every one is written to an audit log admins can review or undo.
These are illustrative examples of common Telegram community workflows — not testimonials attributed to specific people or companies.
A 12,000-member developer group
Before: Three volunteer admins deleting spam by hand; scam links sometimes sat for hours overnight.
Outcome: Violating messages are removed within seconds around the clock without a human on duty.
A store's customer support group
Before: Accounts impersonating the store DM customers with fake payment links.
Outcome: A clear drop in fraud reports inside the group.
Does it read private messages?
No — it only operates in groups it was added to.
What if it removes a legitimate message?
Every action is logged and admins can undo it in one tap.
Won't verification annoy new members?
It is a single step taking seconds, and can be skipped for admin-invited members.