Charlie Bots

Free Telegram bots for video download, games, and fun

86+
users
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platforms
2
live

Everything on this page is something I built and run myself, on one $4.17-a-month server. Two are live and maintained. Two are retired, and they are still listed here with the reason β€” a directory that only shows its winners is not much use to anyone deciding what to build.

Last updated 3 August 2026 by Charlie Morrison.

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Media Downloader
POPULAR
Download videos from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, Facebook, Reddit, Vimeo, and Dailymotion. Send a link, pick a format, get the file. Inline mode works in any chat.
▢️ YouTube πŸ“± TikTok πŸ“Έ Instagram 🐦 X/Twitter πŸ“˜ Facebook 🎡 MP3 Audio ⭐ πŸ“ Subtitles ⭐ πŸ“¦ Batch πŸ” Inline

Pricing

Free5 video downloads/day
⭐ Premium (50 Stars)Unlimited downloads + MP3 audio + subtitles + no delay
Open Bot Mini App
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Party Game
Truth or Dare, Never Have I Ever, Would You Rather. 151 questions each in English and Ukrainian, switched automatically by your Telegram language. Runs as a Mini App β€” no install, and it works in a plain browser too.
🎯 Truth or Dare 🍺 Never Have I Ever βš–οΈ Would You Rather πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ EN / UK πŸ“Š Session stats
Open Mini App Play in browser
Note: the chat-command side of this bot (/play in a group) was retired in May 2026. The Mini App above is the live version.
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Anonymous Messages
Retired
Got a unique link you could share anywhere to receive anonymous messages in Telegram.
Retired in May 2026 after almost no usage. The bot no longer responds, so there is nothing to link to here.
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Order Bot
Retired
Simple order-taking bot for small businesses β€” set up a shop, share it with customers, get orders in Telegram.
Retired in May 2026 after almost no usage. The bot no longer responds, so there is nothing to link to here.

Guides and write-ups

Everything below was written while building or testing the bots on this page.

What happened to the two retired bots

Both the anonymous-message bot and the order bot were shut down in May 2026 for the same reason: they worked, and almost nobody used them. Between them they cost nothing to keep running — a Telegram bot idles at roughly 3–21 MB of memory, so the server bill would not have noticed either way. What they cost was attention: every live bot is a thing that can break at 3am, and two of them were breaking for an audience of nobody.

That is the honest version of a pattern I later measured from the other side. When I messaged 18 bots from the “best Telegram bots” listicles, seven never replied at all — abandoned exactly like these two, just without anyone saying so on the page. Leaving a dead bot listed as live is the default behaviour in this ecosystem. Marking it retired takes one line.