Rose gives you commands to write. Limzo gives you protection that runs itself.
With Rose, protection is the locks, filters and blocklists your admins write and maintain by command. Limzo protects the group from the moment you switch it on, with every protection layer free, and adds the analytics, levels and weekly highlights Rose does not offer.
Protection with no setup
Newcomer verification, scam and promo removal, a link safety scan, flood control, /warn with automatic enforcement, a fake-admin impersonator guard, raid protection and a cross-group network shield, running from smart defaults and free on every plan.
More than moderation
The same bot turns group activity into analytics, quality-based karma, levels, achievements, weekly highlights and a public stats profile members come back to.
Switch without risk
Already running Rose? Add Limzo next to it, with nothing to migrate. Once Limzo covers verification and spam, switch off Rose’s duplicate captcha and welcome.
What Limzo handles that you would otherwise configure by hand
With a command-driven bot, protection is only as good as the rules your admins write and keep up to date. Limzo ships those rules built in, so a busy admin can switch protection on and trust it. The layer-by-layer breakdown lives on the Telegram anti-spam bot page.
- Verification that stays shut. Newcomers confirm with one tap inside the chat, with no web page to load, so it works on every Telegram app and connection. An account removed for not verifying that comes back is checked again, still muted.
- Spam removed without a filter list. Scam and promo posts and copy-paste floods are handled automatically, and every shared link is checked against a continuously updated database of known phishing and malware sites.
- Fake admins caught early. Members who join or rename to mimic one of your admins are flagged to your team with one-tap Ban and Looks-fine buttons.
- Raids closed fast. When a wave of accounts arrives at once, Limzo can lock the group, lift the lock by itself, and give admins a one-tap reopen.
- Welcomes that do not ping everyone. People who join close together get one shared welcome, and it can delete itself.
- Mistakes are one tap to undo. Unban or unmute anyone from Recent actions in the Mini App.
Limzo vs Rose at a glance
| Limzo | Rose | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Smart defaults, one switch per layer | Rules written and maintained by command |
| Shared bans | Automatic network shield, your allow lists always win | Federations created and curated by hand |
| Analytics | Member stats, trends and private admin reports | Not included |
| Engagement | Quality-based karma, levels, achievements, weekly highlights | Not included |
| Public profile | A shareable stats page for your group | Not included |
Rose and Limzo both believe groups should defend each other. With Rose, admins build and join federations by hand. Limzo’s network shield does it automatically: spam links and senders already confirmed in other Limzo groups are blocked with zero setup, and your own allow lists always win.
Moving from Rose to Limzo
You do not have to switch in one go. Add Limzo with one tap (it is free), switch on moderation and let it run next to Rose for a week. Then turn off Rose’s captcha, welcome and anti-flood settings that Limzo now covers, so members only hear from one bot.
The free plan is enough to see the protection working and your first weekly highlights. Paid plans add capacity, longer history and extra automation, not basic safety.
Common questions
Try it on your own group.
Add Limzo, and this week your group gets its first highlights post, its first badges, and a public stats page worth sharing. Free plan included — Pro is $9/month when you need more.
