A complete forwarding engine. Each capability below has a plain-English explanation and a real example. Every feature is labelled with the plan it unlocks on.
What it does: Copies every new post from a source to your destination the instant it appears — in under a second.
How it works: The bot watches your source through your own account and reposts each message to the destination, keeping formatting, buttons and order intact.
What it does: Mirrors channels that have "Restrict saving content" / no-forward turned on.
How it works: It reposts through your account (not Telegram's native forward), so anything your account can read, it can re-send — no "Forwarded from" tag.
What it does: Fan one source out to several destinations, or merge many sources into one destination.
How it works: Each rule holds multiple source→destination pairs. Basic gets 3 pairs/rule, Plus 5, Pro unlimited.
What it does: Keeps multi-photo/video albums together as a single grouped post.
How it works: Album frames are buffered and sent as one media group, so the destination looks exactly like the source.
What it does: Never loses posts during downtime.
How it works: On restart the engine checks the last forwarded message and replays anything missed, in order.
What it does: Keeps custom and premium emojis in forwarded posts wherever Telegram allows.
How it works: Message entities are carried through so styled/premium emoji render on the destination too.
What it does: Allow or block by type — text, photo, video, audio, voice, documents, stickers, polls, video notes.
How it works: Toggle each type on/off per rule; you can also allow media only when it has a caption.
What it does: Skips repeated posts, even across multiple sources feeding one destination.
How it works: Each forwarded message is fingerprinted; an identical repeat is dropped automatically.
What it does: Whitelist forwards only posts containing your keywords; blacklist drops posts that contain banned words.
How it works: Whole-word matching with obfuscation-proof detection — it sees through hidden links and look-alike (homoglyph) characters, so disguised spam can't slip past.
What it does: Block or require links and hashtags.
How it works: Detection includes URLs hidden inside inline buttons and link previews, not just the visible text.
What it does: In groups, forward only from specific senders — or exclude them.
How it works: Narrow a noisy group down to admins only, or to the exact members you choose.
What it does: Apply one blacklist/whitelist across all your rules at once.
How it works: Set global keyword lists that every rule respects — with a per-rule option to skip them when needed.
What it does: Rewrites every message before it lands — find-and-replace (plain or regex), add headers/footers, remove lines by keyword, convert to bold.
How it works: Your rules run in order on the text, so you can strip a promo footer and swap a link in one pass.
What it does: Translates every forwarded message into the language you choose, auto-detecting the source language.
How it works: Configured per rule, so one channel can translate to English while another stays original. Powered by Google's translation service.
What it does: Adds your own text before or after any media caption automatically.
How it works: Set a prefix and/or suffix per rule — great for a channel signature or call-to-action on every post.
What it does: Stamps your logo onto forwarded photos.
How it works: Upload a logo once and set position, opacity and scale; every image lands on-brand.
What it does: Converts media between types on the way through.
How it works: For example, turn a round video note into a normal video, or restage media so it fits your destination.
What it does: When the source edits or deletes a post, your copy updates or disappears too.
How it works: The engine keeps a map of source↔destination messages and mirrors edit/delete events automatically.
What it does: Forward live to one destination and on a delay to another, or only during set hours.
How it works: Set a per-destination delay (seconds to hours), or restrict a rule to active hours/days and timezone.
What it does: Optionally makes forwarded text harder to trace back to the source, while keeping links clickable.
How it works: Applies subtle text handling so copies aren't trivially searchable, without breaking the reading experience.
What it does: Tracks forwarded, filtered and error counts per rule over time.
How it works: See exactly how much each rule is doing and spot issues early.
What it does: Backs up your configuration regularly and keeps the engine running.
How it works: Watchdogs restart stalled forwarders and recover from network drops; your rules and settings are backed up so you never lose your setup.