Telegram audience from reactions: who put emoji on the posts
Few people write a comment, but many leave a reaction — it is the lowest engagement threshold there is. This tool collects those who reacted: a smaller audience than subscribers, but every person in it has already shown interest.
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
- Users who reacted to chat or channel messages
- Depth is set by the limit — how many recent messages to scan
- Usernames and open profile fields, deleted accounts filtered out
- Works without joining the community
- The base can be intersected with other collections later
How it works
Point at a chat or channel
Paste a Telegram chat or channel link — a list works too.
Choose what to collect
Users who reacted to chat or channel messages.
Run the collection
We work through our own account pool: no need to connect your Telegram.
Download the Excel file
A ready table with clickable profile links.
FAQ
Why are reactions better than a subscriber list?
A reaction is a public action: the person opened the post and responded. A subscriber list carries no such signal, so it holds many inactive accounts.
Can I see which emoji a person used?
The tool collects the audience itself — the people who reacted. The point of the slice is a list of live people to work with, not emoji statistics.
Why did I get fewer people than there are reactions?
Some users hide their reactions in privacy settings, and Telegram shows those to nobody. We return the ones that are visible.