Telegram native
- Permissions and global restrictions
- Slow Mode and native anti-spam
- Admin log
Telegram anti-spam and moderation
Filter unwanted content, review incidents and manage several communities from one web dashboard. Configure the rules in TG Warden; Wardy applies them in Telegram.
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Open Wardy in TelegramChoose the Telegram moderation task you want to solve first.
Telegram already includes permissions, Slow Mode, native anti-spam and an admin log. TG Warden adds control when you need community-specific rules and a separate review workflow.
Detects message bursts, repeated text, and suspicious behavior.
Restrict Telegram invite links, external websites, app links and @mentions. Allow trusted domains and choose whether link rules also apply to moderators.
Helps limit photos, videos, documents, stickers, and other content types.
Ask new members to pass CAPTCHA in regular groups. Configure the timeout and welcome message in the panel. Channel discussions do not use CAPTCHA.
Helps spot sudden member waves and react faster.
Limits activity during selected hours using the group timezone.
Collects important events in a clear feed so moderators see what matters.
Configure rules, notifications, and protection balance without chat commands.
Protect comments in the discussion group linked to your channel. Filter links, media and floods while keeping the original channel posts outside comment moderation.
Wardy helps keep the chat tidy while you manage protection through a simple panel.
TG Warden is a platform for protecting Telegram groups and channel discussions. In the panel you configure rules, notifications, incidents, and your protection balance.
Wardy is the Telegram bot of TG Warden. Add it to a group or channel discussion to check messages and help moderators.
Yes. The bot helps reduce spam and violations, and the panel shows context when rules fire.
One small community can use the free slot. Additional communities and those above the free size limits use paid Shields. See the limits above and the full billing guide before connecting more groups.
Help CenterYes. Configure anti-flood and other protections per chat in the panel — the bot applies them once it has the right permissions.
Add Wardy as an administrator and activate the group as its owner. In the panel, configure the link filter for Telegram links, external sites, app links and @mentions. Add trusted domains to the allowlist and decide whether the filter applies to moderators. Group owners are exempt.
Yes, for regular groups. You can enable CAPTCHA, set the completion timeout and configure a welcome message. Channel discussion groups use comment protection without CAPTCHA.
The bot tracks join spikes and rapid messages. Set thresholds separately for each chat.
Add @wardy_guard_bot, give it permission to delete messages and restrict members, then send /activate as the group owner. Sign in with Telegram to configure rules in the panel. An administrator who is not the owner cannot activate the group.
Yes. Add Wardy to the discussion group linked to the channel, activate it as the owner and enable comment protection. The bot moderates discussion comments, not the original channel posts. CAPTCHA is not used in this mode.
Add Wardy as a group administrator with permission to delete messages and restrict members.
As the group owner, send /activate in the group to connect it to the panel.
Configure rules. Enable the filters you need: links, media, flood, CAPTCHA, quiet hours, and notifications.
Stay in control. The bot checks messages; moderators see important events in the panel.