Telegram Parser
Collect the audience of Telegram chats and channels: active members by messages (the most 'alive' leads), full member lists, channel commenters, keyword search of chats.
What you get in the file
columns from the tool “Chat: who posted — the live audience”| ID | Username | Name | Last name | Gender (estimated) | Time | Status now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
An Excel file with links in a separate column and a KPI sheet. The rows will be yours — only the headers are shown here.
Features
- Active audience for a chosen period (72h / 7 / 30 days / all time) — no group join needed
- Full member lists and channel commenters
- Search themed chats and channels by keywords
- Audience quality scoring: share of bots and deleted accounts
- Chat semantics — top words to pick keywords
- Export to Excel (XLSX) and TXT, save bases to CRM
How it works
Enter a chat or niche
Paste a Telegram chat/channel link, or niche keywords to find sources.
Choose what to collect
Active audience for a period (72h / 7 / 30 days), the full member list, channel commenters, or look-alike — the niche core: people active in several similar communities at once.
Run the collection
Parsing runs through our account pool — no need to connect your own Telegram; your account is never at risk.
Download Excel
A ready base: @usernames and profiles, deleted accounts filtered out (bots too for members and active audience), clickable links. First run free.
FAQ
Can I parse members of a private channel?
Telegram doesn't expose broadcast-channel subscribers, but we collect its commenters via the linked discussion chat — a working workaround.
Do you collect members' phone numbers?
No. Telegram never exposes another member's phone (privacy). We collect @username and profile.
Is there a look-alike equivalent, like in ad platforms?
Yes. The look-alike tool takes one sample channel, finds similar communities itself and keeps people active in several of them at once. The 'active in N+ communities' threshold is adjustable.
Do I need to connect my own account?
No — parsing runs through our account pool; you just enter the chat and start.