Chat from the apps you already love

Link Telegram or Slack (with more apps coming) to your account and your conversations come to you — messages arrive in the app you actually check, and your replies flow back as if you'd typed them here.

Pairing: two minutes, fully yours

Open Connected apps in your account settings and choose Connect for a channel (Telegram or Slack). You get a short code and the bot to send it to (e.g. @YourProductBridgeBot).
Open your chat app — Telegram or Slack — and message that code to the bot. Done — the bot confirms, and so does your inbox.
The code is single-use and expires in minutes; codes are stored only in scrambled form. A code that leaks after you've used it is worthless.

Unpairing is just as easy — one tap (Disconnect on the Connected apps page), or simply text stop to the bot. Effective immediately.

What flows where — your rules

Per connected app you choose what arrives: direct messages, group threads, notifications — each its own switch, plus quiet hours and per-conversation mutes. Defaults are conservative (DMs and mentions on; group chatter off) so pairing never opens a firehose.

Replying works too: your reply to the bot lands in the conversation that last reached you there, carrying a small "via Telegram" note. Every safety rule applies identically — blocks, membership, moderation — the bridge is you, never more.

The honest fine print

An unknown person messaging the bot gets nothing but pairing instructions — unpaired senders cannot reach you or anything else.
Your conversations here are transport-encrypted, platform-readable (that's what makes bridging possible at all — the full story), and a bridged message additionally travels the chosen network under that network's own privacy terms. Pair the apps you trust; skip the ones you don't.

Good habits

Pair the one app you actually check. You can pair several, but one well-chosen doorstep beats three noisy ones.
Test the loop once: have a friend DM you, reply from Telegram, and watch it land — trust built in thirty seconds.

Did you know? A channel that can't show something rich — a photo, a long thread — never errors: you get clean text plus a link that drops you into the full conversation in the app, exactly where you left off.