Telegram Bot for Anonymous Chat: Get a Private Message Link
Sometimes you want to hear from people without them knowing it is you, or you want to invite honest, unfiltered feedback without putting anyone on the spot. A Telegram bot for anonymous chat gives you a private link anyone can use to message you without either side seeing the other's identity.
AnonInboxProBot gives you a personal t.me link you can share anywhere. Anyone who opens it and sends a message reaches your Telegram inbox without either side seeing the other's identity. You reply through the bot's Reply button and it forwards your answer back anonymously.
If a message gets abusive, Block silently stops that sender from reaching you again, and Pro adds sender hints so you have more context before you reply. Both free and Pro senders are capped at 1,000 characters per message and 20 messages per hour, to limit abuse.
Steps
- Open the bot and get your link. Open @AnonInboxProBot and press Start. Run /link (or /inbox) to see your personal anonymous-message link to share.
- Share the link anywhere. Post the link in your bio, a story, a group, or a website. Anyone who opens it and sends a message reaches your Telegram inbox without either side seeing the other's identity.
- Reply anonymously. When a message arrives, use the bot's Reply button to answer. The bot forwards your reply back to the sender anonymously, keeping both identities hidden.
- Turn a message into a public card. You can turn a message you received into a shareable public-answer card: your answer plus the question and your link, with no sender identity shown, ready to post to your story or a chat.
- Block and upgrade. If a message gets abusive, Block silently stops that sender from reaching you again. /pro (one-time Stars) unlocks unlimited replies per day and sender hints on incoming messages.
Good to know
- Free: 3 replies per day.
- Pro: unlimited replies per day and sender hints on incoming messages.
- Both free and Pro senders are capped at 1,000 characters per message and 20 messages per hour.
- Block silently stops a sender without them knowing.
- Your link is personal to you — share it anywhere to invite anonymous messages.
- Say you run a small design studio and want candid feedback on a new logo. You post your AnonInboxProBot link in a client group and on a story; over the week you get 14 messages, mostly "the serif feels dated" and "the blue is too dark." You reply to each through the Reply button, and turn the two most useful comments into public-answer cards you post back to the group. One message is a spam link — you hit Block and never hear from that sender again. Because free gives you 3 replies a day, you spread your replies across the week rather than answering all 14 in one sitting.
FAQ
- How do I get an anonymous message link?
- Open @AnonInboxProBot, press Start, and run /link to see your personal anonymous-message link. Share it anywhere to invite messages.
- Can I reply to anonymous messages?
- Yes — use the bot's Reply button and it forwards your answer back to the sender anonymously, keeping both identities hidden.
- What if someone sends an abusive message?
- Block silently stops that sender from reaching you again. Pro adds sender hints so you have more context before you reply.
- Is there a limit on messages?
- Both free and Pro senders are capped at 1,000 characters per message and 20 messages per hour, to limit abuse. Free accounts get 3 replies per day; Pro removes that cap. If you're on the free tier and hit the 3-reply cap, your replies simply wait until the next day rather than being lost — so plan to answer in short daily batches instead of trying to clear the whole inbox at once.