Clear the ghost accounts quietly padding your member count.
When someone deletes their Telegram account, they don't vanish from your groups — they linger as a nameless “Deleted Account,” still counted as a member. Limzo finds the ones it has tracked, shows you how many are left in your weekly admin report, and removes them all with a single tap — or automatically on Pro. Free on every plan.
Finds the ghosts for you
You don't have to scroll a member list hunting for dead accounts. Limzo spots deleted accounts among the members it has tracked and keeps a running count, so cleanup is a decision, not a chore.
One-tap cleanup — or automatic
Your weekly admin report DM shows how many ghost members are left, with a single 🧹 button that removes them from the group at once — no kicking people one by one. Prefer zero upkeep? Pro and Community groups can switch on a recurring auto-clean that handles it quietly.
Honest member counts
With ghosts cleared, your member total and your analytics reflect real, reachable people instead of accounts that will never read another message — a truer picture of how big and active your community actually is.
What deleted (ghost) accounts do to a group
Deleting a Telegram account doesn't remove the person from the groups they were in. They stay on as an anonymous “Deleted Account,” still counted in your member total. Over a couple of years an active group can accumulate dozens or hundreds of them.
They're harmless, but they're misleading: they inflate the member count you and prospective members judge the group by, and they quietly skew every per-member stat. Clearing them costs nothing and makes your numbers honest again — which is why Limzo surfaces them instead of leaving you to notice by hand.
How Limzo's cleanup works
There's nothing to set up. As Limzo tracks activity it notices members whose Telegram account has since been deleted, and keeps a count. Your weekly admin report DM includes a 👻 line showing how many are left, with a one-tap 🧹 button that removes them from the group in a single action.
One honest limit, and it's Telegram's, not Limzo's: bots can't read a group's full member list, so the count covers members Limzo has actually seen — not necessarily every ghost that ever joined. The cleanup is part of keeping a group healthy alongside smart moderation and your community analytics.
Cleanup, not surveillance — an honest take
Ghost cleanup only ever flags accounts that Telegram itself marks as deleted. It never removes real members just for being quiet — an idle member is still a person who might come back, a ghost is an account that no longer exists. When you do want to clear out members who stopped taking part long ago, that is a separate, off-by-default tool under your control: inactive-member cleanup.
And the decision stays yours: out of the box, nothing is removed automatically — the count sits in your weekly report until you choose to act, and clearing it is a single tap. Pro and Community groups can opt in to an automatic recurring clean-up, and even then it only ever touches accounts Telegram itself marks as deleted, with every removal tallied in your weekly report.
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.
