Answers for Telegram admins comparing group stats bots, analytics dashboards, trend tracking, public stats pages, weekly reports, moderation, and platform support.
Limzo is focused on Telegram group analytics: activity, active members, replies, reactions, emojis, media, shared domains, active hours, conversation starters, and week-over-week changes.
Instead of only showing raw numbers, Limzo turns analytics into community moments that admins and members can understand.
Trends tracking helps admins see what is changing in the group. Limzo can surface which hours are becoming more active, which words or emojis are rising, which members are creating discussions, and which posts are attracting reactions.
This is useful for community managers who want to know whether a Telegram group is growing healthier, quieter, more chaotic, or more engaged over time.
| Platform | Current Limzo support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Telegram | Supported | Limzo is built for Telegram groups, bots, Mini Apps, reports, and public profiles. |
| Not supported | No WhatsApp analytics version right now. | |
| Signal | Not supported | No Signal analytics version right now. |
| Discord | Not supported | No Discord bot version right now. |
| Slack | Not supported | No Slack app version right now. |
For complete stats, Limzo should be added to a Telegram group as an admin so Telegram sends normal group messages to the bot. Admins can keep sensitive permissions disabled unless moderation features are enabled.
See the installation guide and permissions guide for a safer setup.
Weekly reports are designed as private admin previews first. Admins can review the report, then decide whether to post it publicly. Public chat profiles are separate shareable pages for browsing community stats and history.
Limzo should make tracking transparent. Admins should be able to decide what is tracked, what is stored, what is public, and when group data should be cleaned or deleted.
Limzo is a Telegram community bot for group stats, analytics, weekly admin report previews, public chat profiles, karma, highlights, reactions, trends, and light moderation.
Yes. Limzo tracks Telegram group activity such as message counts, active members, active hours, replies, reactions, emojis, media, words, shared domains, conversation starters, karma, and weekly changes.
Telegram trends tracking means watching how your group changes over time: which days are active, which hours are busiest, which words and emojis are rising, which topics create replies, and which members are keeping discussion alive.
Limzo is currently built for Telegram groups only. It does not currently support WhatsApp, Signal, Discord, Slack, or other chat platforms.
For complete stats, Limzo should be added as an admin so Telegram sends normal group messages to the bot. Sensitive permissions can stay disabled unless you use moderation features.
No. Limzo starts building stats from messages it can receive after it is added to the group with the right permissions. It does not import your full old chat history.
Scheduled weekly reports are designed as private admin previews. An admin can review the report and decide whether to post it to the group.
A public chat profile is a shareable Limzo page with group activity, leaderboards, active hours, karma, highlights, reactions, media stats, and history based on the visibility settings chosen by admins.
Yes. Admins can control public profile visibility and decide which stats, quotes, member names, domains, karma, and leaderboards should be visible as those controls are added.
Limzo is designed around aggregated group stats and admin-controlled public pages. Public visibility should be managed by group admins from the Mini App dashboard.
Karma and reputation are Limzo engagement signals based on useful community behavior such as replies, reactions, conversation starts, and helpful participation.
Limzo includes light moderation direction such as suspicious links, flood warnings, allowed or blocked words, join checks, and moderation logs. Sensitive actions should remain admin-controlled.
Limzo has a useful Free plan. Pro is planned as a 30-day Telegram Stars subscription for one active group. Community plans are handled manually for larger groups or networks.
Yes. You can remove Limzo from Telegram anytime. Admin data controls are designed around disabling public pages, cleaning old stats, and deleting group data when needed.
Limzo is built for Telegram communities. It combines analytics with social moments members can enjoy: weekly admin previews, public profiles, MVPs, karma, reaction magnets, highlights, and member pride.
Add Limzo to your group and let it collect useful community analytics over the next active week.
