Telegram companion

The Telegram companion puts your agent in your pocket. It's not a separate bot with its own personality and its own history — it's the same conversation you have on the web, continued from your phone.

Connect

1. Open My Agent or Settings and look for the Telegram connect card.
2. Follow the connect link to open Telegram and link your account.

Connect links expire after 60 minutes. If yours has lapsed by the time you use it, just generate a fresh one from the same place.

Each account gets one private Telegram chat — it's a direct line between you and your agent, not a group or a shared channel.

What you can send

Everything you'd expect from a Telegram chat works:

• Text — ask anything, exactly as you would on the web.
• Voice notes — speak your question; it's transcribed and answered. Your agent can reply with voice too.
• Photos and screenshots — snap a chart or paste a screenshot and ask about it.
• Document files — send a file for your agent to read.

What arrives there

Beyond replies to your messages, your agent can reach you on Telegram proactively:

• Your Morning Brief can arrive there.
• Alerts you've set — price levels, daily moves, ratios — can be delivered there alongside in-app and email. See Monitoring and alerts.

Anything your agent surfaces on Telegram is research and context, never an instruction to buy or sell.

One conversation, wherever you are

Because Telegram and the web share one thread, you can start something on your phone — "look into this token, I'll check when I'm home" — and pick up the full result on the Elite dashboard later. The complete history always lives in the web app; Telegram is a window into it, not a copy of it.

Disconnect and reconnect

• Send /stop in the Telegram chat to disconnect.
• Reconnect any time from Settings.

Disconnecting doesn't delete anything — your conversation history stays in the web app either way.

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