Telegram chat semantics: what people really talk about
A community's name promises one thing while the actual discussion goes its own way. This tool builds a frequency dictionary from the messages: real topics, recurring questions and the words the audience uses for its problem.
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
- Frequency dictionary from chat messages: word and how often it occurs
- The audience's real wording — raw material for ad copy and keywords
- Depth is set by the message limit
- Word-frequency export to Excel
- Works without joining the chat
How it works
Point at a chat or channel
Paste a Telegram chat or channel link — a list works too.
Choose what to collect
Frequency dictionary from chat messages: word and how often it occurs.
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
Where is this useful?
Two common tasks: collecting the audience's language for ad copy, and finding recurring questions to learn which problem people solve most often.
How is it different from keyword search?
Here you do not know the words in advance — the tool shows what occurs most. Keyword search looks for wordings you specify.
Are stop-words included?
The frequency list is returned as is: prepositions and conjunctions naturally sit on top, with meaningful words right below them.