Tracked activity
Limzo counts messages, active members, replies, reactions, media types, active hours, member reputation, quote candidates, and moderation actions.
Stats explained
How Limzo group analytics work
Limzo turns normal Telegram activity into readable community stats, leaderboards, trends, and shareable public pages.
Limzo Score
Limzo Score combines recent activity, active members, replies, reactions, and karma. Components are capped so large groups do not win only by raw message volume.
Group Pulse (admins only)
At the top of the Mini App overview, admins get a health score from 0 to 100 for the last 7 complete days, next to the group’s own usual for the 3 weeks before. What changed your score lists what moved it — activity, active members, replies, mood, questions that got a response, growth and spam — and the points always add up to the difference. What to do today turns the biggest change into one tap, such as opening moderation during a spam wave. Members never see Pulse, and it never appears on the public page. A new group gets its first score after 14 days; Pro and Ultra also show a 12-week trend.
Public vs private stats
Free groups get a public 7-day snapshot. Pro and Ultra groups can choose visibility and unlock longer public ranges such as 30 days and all time.
Data delay
Most stats update quickly after messages arrive. Some weekly summaries depend on enough data being available for the last 7 days.
Free to start
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Add Limzo to your Telegram group and start building stats, levels, and weekly highlights from new activity. Free to start — Pro is 600 Stars a month when you need more.
