Catches deletions
Text, photos, video, voice notes. The original reaches you at once, with the name and the time.
Telegram bot
Your contact deleted a message, or quietly rewrote it — you see the original. Plus short commands right inside the chat.
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Text, photos, video, voice notes. The original reaches you at once, with the name and the time.
Not just “message edited”, but the swapped word highlighted.
Wiped seconds after sending gets its own alert. The interesting things go fastest.
Transcribe a voice note, pull text out of a photo, profile a contact, ask the AI, auto-delete incoming, block single message types.
“Find where he mentioned the payment” — across chats, by word and date. Export as a file.
Don't open it — swipe, reply with anything, and Amber keeps a copy.
You agreed to send money to a card — and the number was quietly changed in the message already sent. The chat shows only the new one. Amber kept the old one and warns you.
A new name or username just before a request for money is a classic. You hear about it straight away.
The archive is encrypted on disk, the keys are separate, and nobody has manual access to conversations. One command wipes it all for good.
The more Amber has caught for you, the higher its level — and the more it opens up: a longer archive, paid commands, a week of Pro.
Settings → Telegram Business → Chatbots
Enable “Read messages” and “Reply to messages”
The moment something is deleted, the original lands in your chat with the bot
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Telegram itself does not show them: when your contact deletes a message it disappears on both sides. You can only see it if a copy was kept beforehand. That is what Amber does — it connects to your private chats and stores messages before they are deleted.
No. Connecting chatbots under “Telegram Business” is open to every user.
No, nothing changes in the chat. Amber runs on your side and shows what it kept only to you.
No. Telegram exposes only private chats to bots — that is a platform limit, not ours.
The archive is yours alone. It is encrypted on disk, the keys are kept separately, and nobody has manual access to anyone's conversations — that follows from how the bot is built, not from a promise. We do not publish, analyse or pass it on, and one action erases everything for good.
Yes, as long as you don't open it: swipe the message, reply with anything, and Amber keeps a copy. Once viewed, it is gone for good.
It watches behaviour rather than words, and sees what the chat itself cannot show. The strongest example: payment details swapped inside a message that was already sent. Telegram shows only the final text; Amber kept the original and compares them. It also notices a message carrying a card or a link that vanishes seconds later, a request for an SMS code, or a link to a domain impersonating a bank. A single weak signal stays quiet — a warning takes several of them together.
Nothing disappears: the archive stays and the bot keeps working. The free plan's limits simply come back — 3 chats, 7 days of history — along with two conditions: a subscription to our partner channels and up to two ads a day. Pro removes both.
That is what pays for the free plan. Servers, media storage and voice transcription cost money whether or not a particular person pays, and partners are a more honest way to cover it than quietly making the product worse. One tap and the bot carries on; Pro removes the condition for good.