Behind every good group is someone who never logs off.
Nooktap is the story of that person, and of giving them their evenings back.
It always starts small
A group begins with a handful of people who know each other. Then a friend invites a friend, a channel shares the link, and one morning there are thousands of members and still one admin.
From then on, the admin is the group's night guard. Deleting spam at three in the morning. Typing the same welcome for the hundredth time. Remembering to post at exactly nine. Answering the question that was answered yesterday.
The tools were there, but they spoke in commands. Settings lived in chat messages, every bot had its own words to memorise, and one wrong word could silence a whole group.
The work was never the problem. It just had nowhere calm to live.
A name with a switch in it
We wanted a place, not another bot. Somewhere quiet that is yours, where every chore becomes something you turn on once and then forget.
- nook
- a quiet corner that is yours
- tap
- the smallest thing a hand can do
Look closely at the logo: the two o's in nook are the switch.
What we hold on to
Your bot, your group
You connect your own Telegram bot. Its token is stored encrypted, and nobody on our side opens your groups' content unless you allow it.
Arabic first, everyone welcome
Nooktap was written in Arabic from its first line, right to left by design, and speaks English, Russian, Hindi and Bengali too.
Calm over clever
Every feature is a plain switch with a clear name. You see a post before it goes out, and one tap stops everything if you need it to.
Free means free
The free plan stays free, with no card asked. Protection for your members never stops because of a plan.
Your corner is ready.
Set it up in minutes, and keep it for as long as your community grows.