I'm Using Telegram to Manage and Automate My Website
The author has discovered a novel way to manage their website, Tomorrow Times, using Telegram as a control panel. By employing a Telegram bot, they can handle various tasks such as publishing content and managing predictions without accessing the traditional admin interface. This approach has proven to be efficient and surprisingly effective, highlighting the potential of chat interfaces in website management.
- ▪The author uses a Telegram bot to manage predictions and publish content for their website.
- ▪Telegram allows for a streamlined workflow, enabling actions like publishing and editing directly from chat.
- ▪The author finds Telegram to be more powerful than WhatsApp for website management due to its flexibility and ease of use.
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I’m Using Telegram to Manage and Automate My Website May 21, 2026 — by Jamie Marsland in WordPress Time to read: 2–3 minutes I didn’t expect this. But I’ve accidentally turned Telegram into a control panel for my website. For my side project, Tomorrow Times, I’m using a Telegram bot to manage predictions, review stories, and publish content without even opening admin. It started as a small experiment. Could I turn chat into an operational layer for a website? The answer, surprisingly, seems to be yes. A story comes in. The bot scrapes the article, drafts a prediction market, writes a summary, suggests a close date, and sends me a card directly inside Telegram. Instead of logging into Tomorrow Times, opening tabs, copying URLs, and navigating dashboards, I get a clean workflow inside chat.
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