The Telegram analytics bot that puts your community first.
Most analytics live in a private dashboard nobody opens. Limzo measures everything — then turns it into weekly reports for admins and a public stats page your members actually share.
Live group analytics
Messages, active members, replies, reactions, emojis, media, active hours, heatmaps, and week-over-week trends — collected automatically from the moment you add the bot.
Weekly admin report
A private DM with a link to your full report: growth vs last week, top members, peak hours — plus the 13-week engagement trend on Pro and Community. Only people with the link can open it — it is never posted to the group.
You control what's public
The public stats page is admin-controlled: Free pages are public with a 7-day view; paid plans can go unlisted or private and unlock 30-day and all-time views.
What Limzo measures
Limzo tracks the signals that describe a living community: message volume per member per day, active members, replies and reply chains, reactions given and received, emoji and media usage, shared domains, active hours, and karma earned from helpful behaviour. Limzo is an analytics layer, not a chat backup: it keeps counts, plus a short preview of a message when it needs to show one — the quote of the week, a conversation starter. Retention follows your plan.
One honest limitation: Telegram doesn't let bots read past history, so stats start from the day you add Limzo. In an active group the page fills up within days.
Analytics your members actually see
The difference between Limzo and a classic analytics dashboard: the numbers face your community. Top members carry levels, badges, and achievements, the group gets one fun weekly highlight post, and the whole thing lives on a shareable page at limzo.com/s/yourgroup — see a live example.
That public loop is what makes the analytics useful: members check their rank, react to the weekly post, and come back. Admins get the private numbers; the community gets the show.
Channel or group? What Limzo measures
A channel broadcasts to subscribers; a group is where people talk. Limzo is a group bot. But if your channel has comments turned on, those comments live in a linked discussion group — and that group is an ordinary Telegram supergroup Limzo measures normally. So you get the conversation under your posts: replies, active members, peak hours, top contributors, the weekly admin report and the shareable stats page. Add Limzo as admin to the discussion group, not to the channel itself — added to a channel it simply tells you it is unsupported and leaves.
The limit, plainly: Limzo does not report subscriber count, post views, reach, forwards or channel growth. Those are channel metrics and it measures none of them. One nuance in your favour — the channel's own auto-posted messages are never counted as member activity, so the numbers reflect real people talking rather than your own posting, while a member's reply to one of those posts counts for that member like any other message. Add Limzo to your discussion group.
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.