🚀 Update!

We've greatly improved the /where command of @tgdb_bot: it now shows ~58% more results than before!

Try it now, open @tgdb_bot, and type /where!

🟢How did we manage to increase the results so much?

In the past we cleaned up all the usernames that became unreachable, hiding them from our list.

Now we have started showing two new types of results, previously not in the list:
- groups that were no longer reachable, which were automatically removed from our list
- very large groups that have public links, but no usernames, and share them publicly

🚀 Update!

We have added a new command, /members, to @tgdb_bot. You can now retrieve a list of users in a group, including groups with hidden members.

To try it out, open @tgdb_bot and type /members.

🟢 The command’s output will be shown in a .csv file.
🟢You can choose how many members you want to retrieve, up to 10'000.
🟢The list of members includes not only their IDs, but also their names and usernames.
🟢The output is compatible with Maltego.
🟢The list also includes users who have been in the group in the past.

2️⃣ Update!

Finally, results without usernames are available again, returning to show +50% results on average!

🟢The results without username are now also shown in /search
🟢Tapping on the emojis in the main command results will show you more details about that result

🟠Try now by typing /where, /search or /members at @tgdb_bot!

☃️ Christmas is here!

Exclusively for 7 days, TelegramDB commands will be 50% off!

🟢Hurry up: the discounts will end on 30 December.

🟠Use the discounts by typing /where, /search or /members at @tgdb_bot!

➡️New year, new statistics!

🚀 Update!

The /resolve command, and @tgdb_bot inline searches, can now display the number of members of the searched chat

➡️Update!

The new @tgdb_bot search ranking system has finally been published!

🟢 You can find the most popular and relevant groups, channels, and bots using the commands /search, /channel, /group, and /bot.

➡️Update!

TelegramDB has finally indexed more than 1 billion Telegram users!

We have also recently surpassed 11 billion indexed chat members

➡️Update!

You can now get up to 1000 results from searches on @tgdb_bot!

🟢 You can find the most popular and relevant groups, channels, and bots using the commands /search, /channel, /group, and /bot.

➡️Update!

TelegramDB has finally indexed more than 30 million Telegram groups!

🟢 Combined with channels, we have 308 million unique chats.
You can use the /search command on @tgdb_bot to find them!

You can see the full statistics on our website:
🔗https://www.telegramdb.org/stats

➡️Update!

We have added a new command, /near, to @tgdb_bot!
Now you can get the list of users who have the most to do with the one entered

To try it out, open @tgdb_bot and type /near!

🟢The command’s output will be shown in a .csv file.
🟢The result is ranked with an advanced algorithm, not just a simple table lookup: at the top of the results you will almost always find the users most in common with the one entered.
🟢The list of near users includes not only their IDs, but also their names and usernames.
🟢The output is compatible with Maltego.
🟢The result list includes users and bots.

➡️Update!

Almost every command, including /where and /near, now allow you to select the user to search from Telegram contacts, recent chats, and Telegram search results.

To try it out, open @tgdb_bot and type /where!

➡️Update!

We have added a new command, /network, to @tgdb_bot!
Now you can get the list of groups and channels frequented by the same community / have similar content

To try it out, open @tgdb_bot and type /network!

🟢The command’s output will be shown in a .csv file.
🟢The result is ranked with an advanced algorithm, not just a simple table lookup: at the top of the results you will almost always find the channels and groups with the most similar community and/or content.
🟢The output is compatible with Maltego.
🟢The result list includes channels, groups, and forums.

➡️New features 🆕

🟢History of usernames
Using the /resolve command, you can see a user's usernames, including historical ones!

🟢More information about a chat
The /resolve command also shows more information about the user/chat, including:
- whether the user is premium
- whether the chat is verified
- whether the chat is flagged for scam/fake


Try it now: @tgdb_bot