Multiple accounts

Dozens of Telegram numbers, one panel, no shared passwords

Connect your numbers with a QR code, give each teammate only their own numbers, and handle every chat from one list.

Instead of phones and shared passwords

The Telegram app lets you switch between only a few accounts. As the team grows, numbers end up on different phones and customer history ends up with different people. Telegramte brings every number into one web panel.

Connect in 30 seconds via QR: Settings → Devices → Link Desktop Device in Telegram. Your phone stays logged in.
Shared inbox: private chats, groups and channels from all numbers in one list, with a color tag showing which number each chat belongs to.
Folder sync: your Telegram chat folders appear as tabs, and folders created in the panel show up on the phone.

Who sees which number?

Setting	What it does
Number assignment	A member sees only the numbers assigned to them
Read-only	The member can read but not write
Assigned chats only	The member sees only chats assigned to them on that number
Hide phone	Customer phone numbers and usernames are hidden from the member
Delete permission	Restricts deleting and editing messages for everyone

Everyone signs in with their own email and password; nobody shares a Telegram password or login code. Sensitive actions go to an audit log.

Account health and proxies

Numbers connected without a proxy share our server's IP. Since Telegram may scrutinize many accounts on one IP more closely, we recommend a separate proxy for each number when you run several. Upload your proxy list once and every new number gets one automatically. Each number's page shows an @SpamBot check, its status and 30-day stats.

Guide: How to manage multiple Telegram accounts as a team