FAQ

Does Bloggram cost anything?

No, it's free. There are no ads or trackers either.

What are the limits?

• 3 blogs for each account.
• A cap of 50 new blogs per day across all of Bloggram. If it is reached, the bot asks you to add it again the next day.
• Photos up to 20 MB.
• One address change every 10 minutes, and 5 old addresses that keep redirecting.
• New blogs stay out of search engines until they have 5 posts, 10 subscribers and are 3 days old.

Can I use my own domain?

Not yet, but custom domains are planned. For now every blog lives on a subdomain of bloggram.lol. This page will say so when custom domains become available.

Can I connect a group?

No, Bloggram only works with channels. See Channels, not groups.

What happens when I delete a post in Telegram?

Bloggram notices at its next check and removes the page. Recent posts are checked every few minutes. See Deletions.

How do I remove the bot?

Remove @bloggygram_bot from your channel's administrators in Telegram. The blog stays online with its posts but no longer follows the channel. To take the blog down, delete it in the dashboard.

How do I delete my data?

To delete one blog, press Delete blog on its page in the dashboard. That removes its posts, photos and settings, and the bot leaves the channel.

To delete your account with all your blogs, press Delete account on the dashboard's front screen, or send /deleteaccount to @bloggygram_bot for a button that opens that form. Bloggram then keeps only anonymous counts of blog creations and a record of each channel that no longer names you. See Privacy for the details.

How do I contact the maintainer?

Bloggram is made by Pablo Murad. Write to pablomurad@pm.me.

How do I report a blog?

Every blog has a Report abuse link in its footer. It opens a form, and you don't need an account to use it. You choose a reason: spam, illegal, impersonation, other. You can add details of up to 1,000 characters. The maintainer reads the reports.

You can also open the form yourself at app.bloggram.lol/report?blog=name, where name is the blog's address without the domain. You can send up to 5 reports per hour. What blogs may not publish is listed in the Terms of use.

An admin can suspend a blog, which makes its pages unavailable, or keep it out of search engines.