A service for automatic posting to Telegram channels. AI writes the content, checks the facts, paints the pictures, and publishes — while you’re busy with other things.
Full UTCA walkthrough on video — what it does, how to connect a channel, how to set up rubrics and style. 15 minutes and you’re ready to go.
UTCA covers the entire lifecycle of a Telegram channel: topic research, post writing, fact-checking, image generation, scheduled publishing. Management — entirely inside a Telegram bot, no admin panels or JSON files.
Post texts are written by Google Gemini, taking into account the channel’s style, audience, and post history.
Every generated post passes a Gemini Grounding check. No invented facts, quotes, or numbers.
News, longreads, tools, humor, tips. Each rubric — with its own style, research, and templates.
Images are generated on the fly with the channel’s style references and branding. Every channel gets its own visual signature.
No JSON files or admin panels. Adding channels, configuring rubrics, approving posts — all in the bot.
Auto (full autopilot), Approve (you approve every post before publishing), Off (pause the channel).
Two reject modes: the service shows 5 options to pick from — or immediately generates the next one if the first one didn’t fit.
The scheduler automatically picks the next rubric based on shares and max_consecutive — so the channel doesn’t turn into a monotonous feed.
The /add command in the Telegram bot — a couple of minutes for a brief: language, topic, audience, channel link.
Choose rubrics, set prompt hints for each, define publishing frequency.
Attach 3–5 style reference images plus a logo/branding. This becomes the channel’s visual anchor.
Auto / Approve / Off. At the start most people pick Approve — to see how the service understood your channel.
The service researches topics, writes posts, fact-checks, generates images, and publishes on schedule. You just watch the subscribers grow.
The service is actively developing. All versions and changes — here.
Functionality may change, temporary outages and data loss are possible. Before using it on a production channel — test on a sandbox one. Open beta-wave registration — later.