Entry without sign-up
Telegram tells the app who the person is. No passwords, no confirmation emails, no “create an account” form.
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Mini App in Telegram
From a link in the chat to a completed order — without leaving Telegram and without installing anything.
Try the demo
from $400
Sound familiar
The order gets lost between the chat and the site
- They ask the price in the chat, then have to open the site, find the same item again and fill in a form from scratch.
- Half of them drop off at sign-up: a password, an email, a confirmation, another password.
- Asking someone to install an app for a single booking — nobody installs it.
- A bot is not enough for this: a catalogue, a cart or a long form never quite work as chat buttons.
None of this is about a bad site or a bad bot. It is about one extra hop between a person and their order — a hop you do not have to keep.
See how it works
A working demo you can click.
The customer path
Four taps
This is the whole path your customer takes, from message to order. The last line of every step is what they did not have to do — that line is the entire difference.
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What is included
The app, the bot, and everything between them
A screen built for your job
A catalogue, a booking calendar, a customer account, a calculator, a form — everything a bot is clumsy at showing.
Payment in the same window
People pay without leaving the app. The money goes straight to you, through your own payment provider.
It looks like Telegram
The app picks up the messenger theme: dark for dark, light for light. It does not look like a foreign page pasted into a chat.
A bot alongside
The bot reminds, confirms and writes first; the app does the heavy lifting. One account, one logic, one person maintaining it.
Somewhere it all lands
Orders and bookings reach you immediately: in a chat, in a spreadsheet or in a plain dashboard — whichever suits you.
How the work goes
Five steps, and you see the result at every one
The conversation
A short talk in Telegram: what the app has to do, who will use it, and what you will count as a result.
From you: one real order as an example.
Screens on paper
First a list of screens and what sits on each, and only then code. Rewriting a line in a list costs less than rebuilding a finished screen.
From you: a yes, or a list of changes.
The build
I build the app and the bot beside it, and show it piece by piece inside your own Telegram — you look at it on your phone, not in screenshots.
From you: a look, and a word on what is off.
Data and payment
I wire up order intake, payment and the place everything lands, then test the path from the button to your account.
From you: access to your payment provider.
Launch
I hand over a working app: it sits in your own Telegram account and takes orders.
From you: nothing.
Proof
What you can already check
Éclat Canapé
Furniture dry cleaning, Lausanne and Geneva. This is a site, not a Mini App: what they share is a screen carried through to launch, only this one opens in a browser. The site is live and you can open it right now.
Four live demos on the home page
A bot, a booking calendar, a before-and-after comparison and an automation map — all clickable right now.
Questions
What people ask about Mini Apps
How is a Mini App different from a bot?
A bot holds a conversation in messages and buttons — enough while there are few questions. A Mini App is a screen: catalogue, cart, calendar, account. Often you need both, and they live in one account.
Do customers have to install anything?
No. They already have Telegram, and the app opens inside it. The App Store and Google Play play no part in this at all.
Does it work the same on iPhone, Android and desktop?
Yes, it is one app for all three. I build and test it on the phone first: that is where most people come from.
What about payments?
Telegram runs payments through a provider you contract with yourself. The money goes straight to you — I connect the path and test it from the button to your account.
I already have a website. Does a Mini App replace it?
No, it sits beside it. The site answers people who find you in search. The Mini App answers people who already wrote to you in Telegram and would rather not go anywhere.
And if I later need a real app from the store?
I will tell you plainly when it is genuinely needed and when it is not. For most small-business jobs a Mini App covers the same ground — with no stores, no updates and no waiting for review.
What clients say
«We used to sell inside chats: a customer asks for photos, we send them, then we add it up together. Gordey built a shop right inside Telegram — a Mini App with nothing to install: bouquets on show, a cart that fills up, payment in one tap. More orders, less messaging.»
Tell me what the app has to do
Write to me on Telegram and describe the job in your own words. I will tell you whether you need a Mini App or a bot is enough.