AwrAiter

Scheduling

Schedule Telegram posts without babysitting the channel

AwrAiter publishes to your channel at the time you choose, from a calendar that shows every channel your team runs. Text with formatting, photos, videos and albums — the way you would post by hand, only on schedule. You connect a channel once: add @awraiter_bot as an admin, press Check, and the AwrAiter service account that publishes joins by itself. Nothing runs on your side.

AwrAiter calendar with scheduled Telegram posts across several channels
The calendar: scheduled, published and failed posts for every channel in one view.

01 — How it works

Connect once, then just pick a time

  1. 01

    Connect the channel

    Paste the channel link, add @awraiter_bot as an admin, press Check. The AwrAiter service account joins with posting rights; that is the whole setup.

  2. 02

    Write or import the post

    Type it in the editor with markdown, attach media, or let your ChatGPT or Claude drop a draft in through the MCP connector.

  3. 03

    Pick the slot

    Choose a date and time in the channel's own time zone. The calendar shows what is already planned around it, for this channel and the rest of the team.

  4. 04

    It goes out and gets checked

    At the chosen minute the post is sent. Then we ask Telegram whether the message exists. A post Telegram rejected is marked failed and flagged in the Control Room — never shown as sent.

02 — What you can schedule

Everything a channel usually posts

Text with formatting

Bold, italic, links, code, quotes — markdown in the editor, native formatting in Telegram.

Photos, videos, tracks, albums

Upload files or pass media by URL; music tracks go out as music, with title and performer. Albums keep their order.

One calendar, all channels

A month view across every channel the team runs. Filter by channel; open a post to move it.

Team access per channel

A member sees only the channels you allow. Nobody shares a personal Telegram login: publishing goes through one service account.

Verified publishing

After sending we confirm the message exists in Telegram. Failures are flagged, never hidden.

Stats next to the post

Views, reactions and ER show up in the same calendar once the post is out — see channel analytics.

03 — Questions

Before you connect a channel

Do I need to run a bot?

No. You add @awraiter_bot as an admin once; it brings in the AwrAiter service account that does the publishing. No script and no server on your side.

Can posts use premium (custom) emoji?

Yes. Connect up to five Telegram emoji sets to a channel by pasting a t.me/addemoji/… link in its settings, then pick emoji in the editor or let plain ones be replaced automatically. Our publishing account has Telegram Premium, so neither you nor your subscribers need it. A channel connected before the bot existed needs the bot added once for premium emoji to show.

Can I schedule to several channels at once?

Yes. Pick any of the channels your team has connected; each gets its own copy and its own statistics.

What happens if Telegram rejects the post?

It is marked as failed and the channel is flagged in the Control Room. It is never shown as published; publish again from the editor to see Telegram's error (usually a lost admin right).

Is there a free plan?

One channel is free, without a time limit. Paid plans add channels: three for €9 a month, ten for €20, fifty for €50, two hundred for €99.

Can ChatGPT or Claude schedule posts for me?

Yes. Through the MCP connector your assistant can create a draft and call schedule_post with a time; the post lands in the same calendar.

Which time zone is used?

Each channel has its own time zone, set when you connect it. Slots are shown and saved in that zone.

Free for one channel

Connect the channel, schedule the first post, see it verified. No card needed.