DEVNU / SOLUTION
Telegram bots and Mini Apps
For ordering, services, notifications or reseller operations—connected to an API and database rather than a set of isolated commands.
01 / Who it is for
Businesses whose audience or operations live in Telegram and need a traceable, manageable workflow.
02 / Problem signals
If these states look familiar, the problem is larger than interface polish or tooling.
Bots with no admin or history
Lost payments or orders
Complete reliance on manual messaging
Weak webhook and access security
03 / Approach
Bot, Mini App, API and administration are designed as one product. Order, payment and external actions remain idempotent and reviewable.
04 / Delivery process
Six stages, each ending with a clear deliverable.
- 01
Understand the problem
Review the current system, users, operating flow and real constraints.
- 02
Define the scope
Write down deliverables, exclusions, priorities and acceptance criteria.
- 03
Architecture and design
Align content, workflows, data and interface before implementation.
- 04
Incremental development
Make core paths visible early and keep every release reviewable.
- 05
Test and release
Check failures, mobile, accessibility, data and deployment before launch.
- 06
Maintain and improve
Continue with explicit ownership for logs, health, backups and future changes.
06 / FAQ
Questions for a sound decision
Is a bot enough, or is a Mini App needed?
A bot is enough for short flows; a Mini App makes sense when display, selection or data entry becomes more complex.
How are payments tracked?
Each transaction has an identity, state and reconciliation path, and repeated callbacks must not duplicate an order.
Can it run on our server?
Yes. Resource needs, secrets, webhooks, TLS, backups and monitoring are defined in deployment.
07 / NEXT STEP
Define the problem before estimating the solution.
The initial assessment clarifies scope, risk and engagement model—not a premature promise on cost or timing.
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