A private Telegram assistant that reads your email, runs your calendar, remembers everything, and nudges you before things slip.
A private AI assistant for Telegram that handles your inbox, calendar, and reminders from the same chat you already keep open all day.
You check Telegram more than your inbox — so the natural place to deal with a reply or a meeting is the chat you already have open, not another app you forget to log into. An AI assistant for Telegram should live right there. Your Fasrad agent runs as a real Telegram bot you message directly: "push my 3pm to tomorrow", "draft a reply to the Henderson email", "who am I meeting Thursday and what was the last thing we talked about?"
The key thing: it's the same agent. The bot you DM on your phone, the chat at fasrad.com, and the email it sends all share one memory and one set of tools. Tell it on Telegram that the client moved the deadline to the 14th, and the web chat already knows it that evening. No syncing, no "which version of the assistant am I talking to" — one brain you reach through whichever window is closest.
What your AI assistant for Telegram actually does from a single thread:
How it's different from a ChatGPT bot or an n8n workflow: Most ways to get an AI assistant for Telegram are either a shared ChatGPT-style bot that forgets you the moment the session ends, or a DIY n8n/Python workflow you have to wire to Gmail and Calendar yourself and keep alive. Fasrad is one hosted agent with persistent memory: bring a BotFather token, connect Gmail and Calendar once, and it handles email, scheduling, contacts, notes, voice, and proactive nudges — no automations to babysit, no blank slate every chat.
Setup takes about four minutes: create a bot token with @BotFather, paste it into Fasrad, and you're talking to your assistant in Telegram. It's in public beta.
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Three steps, about four minutes: create a bot with @BotFather to get a token, paste it into your Fasrad agent, and start messaging the bot. There's no code and nothing to host — connect Gmail and Calendar in the same screen and it can handle those from the first message.
It depends what you want. For quick Q&A, a ChatGPT-style bot is fine. If you want an assistant that's actually yours — your own private bot, one memory across Telegram, web, and email, and the ability to read and send email, run your calendar, and message you first — that's what Fasrad is built for.
There are free DIY routes — n8n templates, open-source Python bots — but you wire them to Gmail and Calendar yourself and keep them running. Fasrad is a hosted agent that does it out of the box: $49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime, and one agent covers Telegram, web, email, and a public embed.
Yes. Connect Gmail and Google Calendar once and the bot triages and drafts replies, sends them on your go-ahead, and books, moves, or cancels events — all from a Telegram message. It briefs you on who's next and the history behind each meeting.
Yours. You create the bot through @BotFather, so you own the token and control who can message it. It's a private assistant tied to your Fasrad agent, not a shared service.
Yes — it's the same agent with one memory. If you told it something on fasrad.com this morning, the Telegram bot knows it this afternoon. Telegram, web, and email are just different ways to reach the one agent, and it remembers people, facts, and ongoing threads instead of starting blank each chat.
A ChatGPT bot answers questions but starts every session blank, can't act on your email or calendar, and never messages you first. Fasrad remembers across chats and channels, takes real actions (email, calendar, contacts, notes), and reaches out proactively with reminders and a morning agenda.
Both. You can set scheduled jobs in plain language ("DM me my agenda every weekday at 8") and it also reaches out proactively when something needs you — an unanswered reply, an under-prepped meeting.
It drafts and sends, with you in control. It'll show you a draft and send it when you say go. For routine replies you can let it handle the whole thread; for anything sensitive it waits for your word.
Yes. Beyond text, email, calendar, contacts, notes, and the web, Fasrad does live voice and can answer an inbound phone line, so it can field a call and act on it. It briefs you before a meeting and follows up after; sitting inside a third-party video call to transcribe it is on the roadmap, not live yet.
Yes. Beyond your own inbox and calendar, the same agent can run a public chat or booking widget, answer an inbound phone line, and keep a built-in CRM — so it works for solo founders and small teams, not just personal use.
$49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime. One agent runs across Telegram, web, email, and a public embed for the same price — connecting the Telegram bot doesn't cost extra.