⌘ Free · Runs entirely on your Mac
Telebot AI bridges your Telegram bots to any LLM — local models running on your Mac, or cloud AI from OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq and more. One bridge, every chat, entirely yours.
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Bring your own brain — local models or any cloud AI
Features
Reminders, weather, stocks, crypto, polls, dice, expenses, habits, bookmarks, RSS feeds, translation, currency, PDFs & receipt scanning, memory, digests and briefings — the model picks the tool, no commands to memorize.
Run fully offline with mlx-serve or Ollama on your own Mac — or plug in any cloud AI: OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, OpenRouter. Stack several as automatic fallbacks so the bot keeps talking even if one goes down.
Streaming replies, typing dots, animated dice, native polls, voice notes in and out. Feels like chatting with a friend — not a dashboard.
Conversation history, memory and skills live in ~/.mlx-serve on
your Mac. Nothing leaves your machine unless you point it at a remote model.
Weather & air quality, currency rates (ECB), Wikipedia, SEC filings, RSS — all fetched with zero API keys. No sign-ups, no rate-limit dashboards.
One token per bot. Run several assistants with different models, personalities and skills — side by side, from a single Mac.
Price alerts, nightly auto-memory with pruning, weekly reviews and a morning briefing at 08:00. Your assistant keeps working while you sleep.
Start, stop, restart, open settings or tail the logs — all from the menu bar. The bot runs as a LaunchAgent, always on, out of your way.
Getting started
Open it, drag Telebot AI into Applications, and launch. First launch of an unsigned build? Right-click → Open.
Message @BotFather on Telegram, get a token, and paste it
into the settings window. One token per bot — run as many as you like.
Point it at mlx-serve, Ollama, LM Studio — or any API provider. Add fallbacks and the bot keeps talking even if one model goes down.
Privacy
No cloud account. No telemetry. No training on your chats. Every message, memory and skill lives in one folder you own.
~/.mlx-serve/
Requirements
@BotFatherNote: current builds are unsigned — on first launch use
right-click → Open, or remove the quarantine flag with
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Telebot\ AI.app.
Signed & notarized builds are on the way.
FAQ
No. Run a local model (mlx-serve, Ollama, LM Studio) and everything is free. Data sources — weather, currency, Wikipedia, SEC filings — need no keys. Cloud APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, OpenRouter…) are optional and bring-your-own.
Anything that speaks OpenAI-compatible HTTP — from tiny local models on your Mac to frontier cloud models like OpenAI and Anthropic Claude. The settings app lets you add fallback providers, so the bot keeps answering even when one is down.
Your chat history, memories and skills stay in ~/.mlx-serve.
The only outbound traffic is the Telegram API itself, whatever model
server you choose to point the bot at, and anonymous usage stats
(see below).
Only anonymous usage stats — app launches and menu actions — to see which features people actually use. No chat content, no tokens, no personal data: each Mac sends a random anonymous ID with event names and app/OS versions, via PostHog's free tier. You can opt out anytime:
touch ~/Library/Application\ Support/Telebot\ AI/analytics-off
The menu bar app itself is tiny. Local models scale with your RAM — a 16 GB M-series Mac runs small models comfortably. No Mac? Point the bot at any cloud API instead.
Yes. Create a bot per token with @BotFather, add them all in settings, and give each one its own model, personality file and skills.
Yes — free to download and use. No subscriptions, no accounts. You only pay for the model provider you choose, if any.
Download the .dmg, drag it to Applications, and say hi to your new assistant.
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