Telegram scheduler
Send as you, not as a Postlaty bot.
Telegram in Postlaty uses the user Client API: you log in with phone, code, and 2FA if needed. Posts go out as you to the person, group, or channel you pick at connect. Agents can send the same way through MCP once the account is linked.
Named AI models, then the composer
Generate the file with Veo, Nanobanana, Kling, Recraft, Grok, Flux, or Seedance, then schedule it to Telegram from the same login. You are not exporting from another lab.
One clip, 19 networks
Cross-post the same encode to TikTok, Reels, Shorts, and the rest of Postlaty’s 19 channels. Each network keeps its own caption.
Inbox where the API allows it
Telegram inbox: DMs. Reply from Postlaty instead of hopping into the native app for every thread.
Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT via MCP
Connect Telegram once. Then an agent on REST or MCP can generate and schedule to this account. Setup lives on each agent page (for example /cursor).
Frequently asked questions
How do I schedule Telegram posts with Postlaty?
Sign up, connect Telegram (Credentials on Connect), then create in the AI tab or upload a file and schedule from the composer. Starter is $29/month for 10 channels across 19 networks, with a 7-day trial.
Does Telegram post as a bot?
No. The product-owned Telegram app talks as your user. You never create a bot. At connect you choose a person, group, or channel. Analytics show latest messages in that chat, not channel-wide views.
Can Cursor or Claude post to Telegram?
Yes. Create an API key in Profile, add the Postlaty MCP server to the agent, connect Telegram in the app, then ask it to generate and schedule. Same pipeline as the UI.
Is Postlaty only a Telegram tool?
No. Telegram is one of 19 networks. The same subscription includes the AI studio, inbox where supported, REST, and MCP.