I build Telegram Mini Apps (TMAs) — full web apps that run natively inside Telegram, using React/Next.js frontends connected to the Telegram Bot API and, for Web3 projects, on-chain wallets. If you want a product your users never have to leave Telegram for, this is what I do.
What I Build
- Telegram Mini Apps for games, stores, and community tools
- Wallet-connected Mini Apps for Web3 projects
- Mini Apps backed by a Telegram bot for notifications and onboarding
- Admin panels and dashboards inside a Mini App
- Production-ready web apps adapted to run inside Telegram
Real Use Cases
- Telegram & Discord Bots — airdrop, forwarder, automation, payments
- Smart Contracts & Blockchain — Solidity, Foundry, ERC-20/721/1155, DeFi, DEX
- Full-Stack Web — React, Next.js, viem/ethers, databases
- Backend & APIs — Go, Node.js, NestJS, Python, GraphQL, REST
Technology
- Telegram Bot API and Mini Apps SDK
- React and Next.js
- viem/ethers for wallet connections on Web3 Mini Apps
- Node.js and Python backends
Built to Feel Native Inside Telegram
A Mini App that feels like a bolted-on website loses users fast. I build interfaces that match Telegram’s theme, respect its UI conventions like the Main Button and Back Button, and load fast enough that switching from bot to app feels seamless.
FAQ
What can a Telegram Mini App actually do that a bot can’t?
A bot is limited to chat-based interactions — buttons, text, and simple forms. A Mini App is a full web app, so you can build rich UIs: dashboards, marketplaces, wallet-connected DeFi interfaces, games, anything you’d normally build for the web, but running inside Telegram with access to the user’s Telegram identity.
Do I need a separate bot alongside the Mini App?
Usually yes. The bot handles notifications, the entry point that opens your Mini App, and background tasks, while the Mini App handles the actual interface. I build both together so they share data cleanly.
Can a Mini App connect to a crypto wallet?
Yes. For Web3 projects I integrate wallet connections directly into the Mini App using viem/ethers, so users can sign transactions without leaving Telegram.
Related Reading
- Telegram Mini Apps: What They Are and What You Can Build With Them
- What Actually Goes Into a Production-Ready Web App (Beyond the MVP)
- Bot Uptime and Hosting: What It Takes to Keep a Bot Running 24/7
- Building a Community Bot: Roles, Reputation, and Engagement Automation
- Multi-Signature Wallets: What They Are and When Your Project Needs One
Discuss Your Project
Have a Telegram Mini App idea? Get in touch to talk through scope, or reach out via Fiverr if you’d rather start there.