🧐What CommQuest is and what is already available in the open beta

CommQuest (CQ) is a platform for communities inside Telegram. It helps bring an audience together in a channel or chat by building a dedicated mini app around it with activities, leaderboards, social mechanics, and rewards.

In the open beta, CQ already offers a full working flow. You can already launch your own mini app, customize it, bring users into it, and test real engagement scenarios.

What is already available:
— launch your own mini app inside Telegram;
— set it up as a dedicated space for your community;
— engage users through tasks, quests, and quizzes;
— use leaderboards, friends, farming, and voting;
— manage the platform through the admin panel;
— test seasons, rewards, and Telegram Gifts giveaways.

CQ helps communities turn a regular audience into an active environment with progress, engagement, and repeat visits.

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🧑‍🎓How to launch your app in CQ

CQ helps communities launch their own Telegram Mini App without making it feel like everything has to be built manually from scratch. In the open beta, you can already go through a clear path from an idea to a ready platform for your audience.

This gives a community its own entry point where you can build activity, track progress, and create motivation for participants.

What is already available:
— create your own platform for a community inside Telegram;
— customize it for your project with a name, description, cover, and style;
— make the platform public and visible to a new audience;
— connect it to a Telegram Mini App, channel, and chat;
— prepare everything for a real launch with first users;
— update and grow the platform over time.

CQ can already be used as a real product tool that gives communities a dedicated platform inside Telegram for deeper engagement.

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🚽What a user already gets inside CQ

In the open beta, there is already a clear user flow in place: open the app, see activities, complete actions, make progress, and come back again.

Because of this, the community starts to feel less like just a feed of posts and more like a space with movement, goals, and personal progress.

What is already available:
— complete tasks and go through quests;
— take quizzes and other interactive experiences;
— earn points and track your progress;
— view a profile with personal activity and results;
— return to the app for new actions and rewards.

CQ already supports a longer engagement loop. This makes the platform feel alive and builds a habit of returning, helping keep users engaged not only through content, but also through a clear system of actions, progress, and rewards.

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💪How social dynamics work in CQ

One of CQ’s key differences is that the platform is built around more than just tasks. In the open beta, there are already mechanics that make participation more social: leaderboards, friends, daily activity, and weekly engagement loops.

Users can see their position compared to others, invite friends, earn points, and take part in the overall platform dynamic.

What is already available:
— take part in leaderboards;
— invite friends and grow the platform through referrals;
— create motivation to come back every day;
— participate in weekly activity and voting;
— engage not only in personal progress, but also in the broader community loop.

All of this can already be set up and tested in the open beta.

Social mechanics help communities grow through real interaction between participants.

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👨‍💻How users discover new communities in CQ

CQ is not only a space inside a single platform, but also a shared entry point into the ecosystem. In the open beta, there is already a working catalog where users can discover communities, compare them, and move into new projects.

This matters because the catalog gives platforms more visibility and gives users a convenient way to discover new spaces inside CQ.

What is already available:
— discover public platforms in a single showcase;
— browse communities by categories and collections;
— see more visible and active projects;
— open platform cards and explore them before joining;
— vote for platforms and affect their visibility;
— use the catalog as a discovery point, not just a list.

In the open beta, the catalog already works as a separate growth layer. It helps platforms get attention and helps users avoid staying inside just one community.

CQ turns separate community platforms into a connected ecosystem where projects can reach new audiences organically.

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😎How you can already manage your platform in CQ

CQ is built not only for participants, but also for the people growing a community from the inside. In the open beta, there is already a working platform management layer: you can monitor activity, update content, change settings, and grow the project after launch.

This is important because a platform does not end with its first release. It needs to be maintained, updated, and adapted to its audience.

What is already available:
— manage activities, tasks, and quests;
— work with users and their participation inside the platform;
— customize the platform’s look and core structure;
— update key elements of the main screen;
— manage the public platform card;
— enable and test different product mechanics;
— see how the audience interacts with the platform.

CQ helps you fully manage your platform and develop it as a living product.

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🥳How motivation and rewards already work in CQ

Engagement rarely holds up on points alone. That is why one of CQ’s strongest layers is its rewards system. In the open beta, you can already connect participant activity to seasons, prizes, and more visible motivation inside the platform.

This makes participation more meaningful: users do not just have current progress, but also a clear goal worth coming back for.

What is already available:
— launch seasons with their own activity logic;
— show users prize places and seasonal goals;
— connect the leaderboard to the rewards system;
— wrap up seasons and save the results;
— use Telegram Gifts and other reward formats;
— test giveaways and incentive mechanics inside the platform.

We are continuing to improve this layer, but even now it already makes it possible to test one of the most important community product scenarios: how engagement turns into results and motivation for the user.

CQ helps build a clear system of progress, motivation, and rewards. See you in the next updates 👋

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🧐CommQuest update

We’re continuing to improve CommQuest and make the platform more convenient for both administrators and participants.

What’s new:
— You can now hide users from the leaderboard and bring them back
The admin panel now allows you to exclude users from appearing on the leaderboard or restore them later.
Important: this feature is only available when there is no active season on the platform — this helps prevent manipulation during giveaways and competitive mechanics.

— We improved the Seasons and Telegram Gifts sections
We reworked the related flows and added a giveaway report page that can be shared with the community.
It is now easier and more transparent to track results, monitor giveaway fairness, and manage the final reward distribution.

— We launched an AI assistant in the admin panel
Each platform can now have its own AI assistant to help with:
— turning quests and tasks into drafts;
— generating quiz questions, answer options, and explanations;
— suggesting more accurate titles and descriptions;
— assisting with analytics and general platform guidance.

How to connect the AI assistant:
Go to your platform settings in the admin panel, choose an AI provider and model, add your API key — after that, the assistant will become available directly inside the admin panel.

— We also did extensive work on bug fixes and UX improvements
We fixed a range of visual and technical issues, improved interface stability, localization, leaderboards, seasons, gifts, and internal admin flows.

See you in the next updates 👋

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🏖️Meet the notifications section in CommQuest

CommQuest now has a new Notifications section in the admin panel. It gives platforms a single hub for broadcasts and automated reminders, helping strengthen engagement, retention, and participant reactivation.

What is already available:
— You can now build messages directly inside the platform: add text, media, emojis, colored buttons, and effects so communication feels more lively and polished.

— You can attach media to broadcasts and shape messages in a format much closer to what you would send directly in Telegram.

— Broadcasts can be sent immediately or scheduled in advance for a specific date and time.
This makes it easier to prepare communications ahead of season launches, deadlines, announcements, drops, and any other important moments.

— The section also includes automated reminders that help bring participants back into the funnel without manual work.

Enabled by default:
— a reminder 6 hours before the end of the season;
— a reminder if a participant drops out of the prize zone.

All reminder types currently available:
— 48 hours before the end of the season;
— 6 hours before the end of the season;
— when a participant enters the prize zone;
— when a participant drops out of the prize zone;
— when farming becomes available again;
— when a referral completes their first quest;
— when new quests appear;
— when new tasks appear;
— when a new season starts;
— when rewards have been sent;
— when the final season report is ready;
— if the season is still active but the user has not logged in for a while;
— if a participant still has unfinished tasks.

The Notifications section helps build a stronger communication funnel around the platform: bringing inactive users back, nudging participants toward target actions, reminding them about deadlines, strengthening seasonal mechanics, and making communication with participants more systematic.

See you in the next updates 👋

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😎Creating your own Telegram Mini App isn’t as scary as it might seem

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🛁What’s new in CommQuest: forms, navigation, rewards, and AI

Over the last 2 days, CommQuest has rolled out a major update across several areas at once: forms, admin panel navigation, analytics, rewards, the AI assistant, and the overall UX quality in both the TMA and the admin panel.

What is already available:
— CQ now has a new task type: “Survey / Form.” You can now build full-featured forms inside the platform with different question types: single choice, multiple choice, short and long text, rating, scale, yes/no, consent, and a link / username field.

— Forms can now be opened via a direct link inside the TMA. This makes it possible to send users straight to a specific survey, quiz, or quest without extra steps or manual navigation through the app.

— Forms in the admin panel now have a separate “Responses” tab.
There, you can review user submissions, see activity context, export a CSV file, and quickly analyze results.

— For standardized questions, we have started automatically building aggregated summaries. This helps teams quickly see average ratings, yes/no responses, and the overall reaction without manually reviewing every single form.

— Platform owners can now allow forms to be submitted more than once. In this case, only the latest submission is saved, with no duplicate accumulation in responses or CSV exports.

— The AI assistant has become better at working with forms and quizzes.
It can now help draft content more effectively, keep context more accurately, and respond more carefully without rough formatting or losing meaning between messages.

— The admin panel now includes a new “Content” navigation logic.
Instead of having scattered top-level sections, content is now grouped in one place, where you can switch between “Quests,” “Tasks,” and “Inbox.”

— The “Statistics” section has also been reworked.
It is now split into clearer tabs: “Overview,” “Audience,” “Content,” “Rewards,” and “Seasons,” making analytics easier and cleaner to work with.

— The “Telegram Gifts” section has been moved into a broader “Rewards” layer. The internal structure is already prepared for “Telegram Gifts,” “Custom Rewards,” and “Delivery,” so the platform can grow toward custom rewards and manual delivery without breaking the UX.

This is only the beginning of the next major layer we are already building. See you in the next updates 👋

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😳We’re rolling out a major update for tasks, forms, and more

What’s new:
We’ve added a new task type where users can submit materials for review, and the platform owner can manually decide whether to approve them. We also support different submission field types, comments, sending tasks back for revision, and resubmission.

For platform owners, we built a full review workflow:
a list of submissions, a user card, attached materials, comments, and the ability to approve a submission or send it back for revision.

In Forms, the “Inbox” section now works as a separate workflow too: you can switch between platform forms, view responses, see the user behind each submission, and check form-level aggregates in one place.

We also added a classic referral program without farming: you can now choose the referral type in settings, there are restrictions on changing the program during a season, and basic anti-fraud protections are included.

And that’s not all 😎

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🫰TON-powered tasks are now live in CommQuest

What’s already available:
— TON balance check
— Jetton balance check
— Verification of a specific NFT or an NFT from a specific collection

For these tasks, we added a full verification system with two modes:
— Auto: the system instantly checks whether the asset is there or not.
— With review: successful cases are sent to the platform team for manual moderation.

What else is new:
— a dedicated “Assets” section that lets platform owners track and moderate checks in one place
— quick links to Tonviewer
— improved TON Connect

And most importantly, we built in a basic layer of abuse protection. We now have a wallet registry, a cooldown when switching wallets, separate handling for suspicious cases, and a proper split between automatic and manual flows.

This is not the final stage of TON functionality yet, but it is already a solid working foundation to build more advanced mechanics on top of. See you in the next updates! 👋

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