Aggregaat

The problem Telegram has quietly become an information platform. News, niche communities, work updates, market chatter — a lot of it now lives in channels and groups rather than on the open web. But Telegram was built as a messenger, not a reader. There's no way to prioritize, filter, or summarize across sources. So following more than a handful of channels means opening each one separately, scrolling past everything irrelevant, and hoping nothing important got buried. The volume keeps growing. Your attention doesn't. What Aggregaat does Aggregaat turns scattered Telegram sources into one place you actually read. You choose the channels and groups you care about. From there, everything arrives in a single unified feed — delivered to your bot chat, your own channel, or a group. One conversation instead of thirty. On top of that, Aggregaat uses AI to compress the volume. Instead of hundreds of individual messages, you get a digest: a short, readable summary of what actually happened, on a schedule you set. Two modes, one product — read everything in one stream, or read a summary of it. Most people use both. Keyword filtering Aggregation alone isn't enough, because "everything in one place" is still a lot. So Aggregaat gives you control over what reaches you: • Include keywords — only see posts that mention the topics you care about • Exclude keywords — mute the subjects you're tired of hearing about This is the difference between subscribing to a busy channel and actually reading it. A source that was too noisy to follow becomes a handful of relevant posts a day. AI you control Most AI tools decide for you what a good summary looks like. aggregaat doesn't. • Custom prompts — write your own instructions for tone, length, format and focus. Want bullet points? A single paragraph? Only the numbers? Tell it. • Bring your own API key — connect your own AI provider and run digests on your model, at your cost, under your control. No dependence on our defaults. Security by design Many tools in this category ask you to log in with your Telegram account, handing over credentials so they can read channels as you. Aggregaat doesn't work that way. We subscribe to sources on our side, which is a harder engineering problem for us and a much safer arrangement for you. Your account stays yours. Multilingual The interface, onboarding and digests work in English, Russian, Turkish and Arabic — including full right-to-left support. Most tools in this space are English-only. Who it's for Anyone who follows more Telegram sources than they have time to read. If you've ever muted a channel you actually cared about because it posted too much, that's the problem this solves. Where we are Aggregaat is live and in active development, built by a team of enthusiastic engineers based in San Francisco. Free to start. Every message users send gets read and answered by a person — not a support queue.