Getting started — AximoBot documentation

Add your first source in about a minute: press Start, paste a profile or feed link, then choose where posts go — your DM, a channel or a group.

1. Open the bot

Open @AximoBot — or the same bot under its short name @Aximo — in Telegram and press Start. The bot answers with a short description and a menu. Nothing is created yet: the bot only knows your Telegram user and your interface language.

The first lines are your Telegram ID, your plan and the active-source count. The menu under the reply is the whole bot: Settings (Open in Telegram) and Settings (Open in browser) open the mini app — inside Telegram or in a browser; Add source starts the add flow; My sources lists your subscriptions with the active/total counter, where a source can be switched off, checked or deleted right in the chat (see Managing sources → In the bot); Premium subscription covers plans and payment, see Plan and payment. Below them: the support group, the contact link, the news feed and the language switch.

2. Add a source

Three ways, one result — the source appears in the chat's list with its own settings:

In the bot — send it a link and answer two questions: Adding a source → In the bot.
In the mini app inside Telegram — Add Source on the chat's screen: Adding a source → In the mini app.
In the mini app on a computer — the same screen in a browser after a one-time sign-in: On a computer, in the browser.

In the bot

Send the bot a link and answer two questions — where to deliver and how to add. The chats already connected are listed right there; Add chat opens the mini app to connect a new channel or group. With Add and send latest posts the first messages follow at once:

In the mini app

Open the chat, tap Add Source, paste the link and confirm the preview — the source shows up in the list:

The link is pasted — The Add source screen

3. Set up the source

Settings live on two levels. Chat settings apply to every source delivered into that chat: message content, template, filters, replacements, translation, AI, watermark. Source settings are the same sections for one source, on top of the chat's — set the chat once and override only where a source differs.

Source level: its card — Chat level: the chat and its sources

In the mini app inside Telegram: Chat settings and Source-level settings.
In the mini app on a computer: the same screens in a browser, see On a computer, in the browser.

4. Where do the posts go?

By default the bot is in private mode: posts arrive in your chat with the bot. To deliver to a channel or a group, connect it with Add chat — see Working modes.

5. The first posts

A new source is checked on your plan's schedule; if you chose Add and send latest posts, the first messages arrive within a minute. Force check and Send latest post are in the source card — see Fast check and Managing sources.

Bot commands

Almost everything is done with buttons and links, but the bot also understands a few commands:

/start (also /help) — the menu shown above.
/add — the bot asks for a link and lists example links for every platform; /add <link> goes straight to the preview.
A link sent as a plain message — adding a source; several links in one message — adding several sources at once.
/language — the interface language.
/miniapp — which domain the mini app opens on, and a button to switch it if it does not open.
/emoji <emoji> — the id of a premium emoji, for templates and buttons, see Message editor.

Something did not arrive?

Open the source card: differing last check and last successful check mean the source is failing, and Messages from sources shows why each post was filtered or failed — see Managing sources.
The FAQ covers the common cases; the support group @madbots_talk covers the rest.