Telegram Channels reads any public Telegram channel or group without joining it. See subscriber counts, browse the latest posts with their views and reactions, and open a single post in full.
Telegram is where many crypto, news, creator and community audiences live, but it is hard to research from outside the app. This tool turns a channel into structured data: how big it is, what it posts, how often, and which posts get the most views and reactions.
What you can do
- Get a channel's name, description, verification and subscriber or member count
- Browse a channel's posts, newest first, with text, date, views and reactions
- Page back through older posts
- Open one post for its full text, media, forwards and link preview
Who it's for
Marketers and community managers tracking competitors, researchers and journalists monitoring public channels, and investors watching project announcements.
How to use it
- Start with get_channel and a handle like "durov" to size up the channel
- Use get_channel_posts for the latest posts; pass next_cursor back as cursor to go further back
- Use get_post with a post URL for every detail of one post
Getting started
Call get_channel with any public channel handle or t.me link. Private channels and chats are not reachable.
