Sign-in without forms
Telegram passes the user’s profile to the app with a signature, and the server verifies it on every request. No passwords and no sign-up screens.
A Telegram Mini App is a web app that opens inside Telegram: the user is already signed in, there is nothing to install, and payment takes a couple of taps. I build Mini Apps together with the bot and the backend behind them. You can read the code of one right now: TON Access Pass sells access to a private channel for TON and is published on GitHub with its tests.
Telegram passes the user’s profile to the app with a signature, and the server verifies it on every request. No passwords and no sign-up screens.
Telegram Stars for digital goods, TON through TON Connect, or a payment provider connected to your bot.
A store, a menu or a booking calendar, with order updates sent to the user in the bot chat.
Access to a private channel or course that is granted and revoked automatically, as in TON Access Pass.
The app follows the user’s Telegram theme and uses the native main button and haptics, so it feels like part of Telegram.
The bot sends updates and reminders, and the owner manages orders and settings without a separate dashboard.
A Mini App is only as good as the bot and the server behind it, so I design all three together: the scenario in the chat, the screens in the app and the API that checks every request. The server never trusts data from the browser, only what Telegram has signed.
The front end is plain TypeScript or React and is kept light, so it opens fast on mobile data. TON Access Pass loads a 12 KB app first and fetches the 520 KB TON Connect library afterwards, so the subscription status shows up right away.
Small Mini Apps can be quick: one client got a working Mini App in less than a day. Larger ones are delivered in stages with a demo every week, and the code and server access stay with you.
Web3 · Telegram Mini AppPaid channel access on TON25 tests — for the contract and backend, plus a real testnet payment
Telegram botMarriage agency bot50 payments — in the first week after launch«I came with a task when the deadline was already tight and thought I would have to wait a week. But the developer surprised me: he built a high-quality working program in less than a day. Everything was clear and to the point, and I didn’t notice any bugs. I recommend him 100%!»
«He moved my clothing store to Telegram, quickly and with taste. The catalog is convenient and customers find it easy to order. Special thanks for the auto-responder — requests come in even at night.»
From $1,000 for a Mini App with a few screens, Telegram sign-in and a backend. Payments, an admin panel, smart contracts and integrations add to the scope. The price is fixed in the contract after a free 30-minute call.
Get a quoteFree, 30 minutes on a call or in Telegram. An estimate of timeline and price the same day.
I fix the scope, timeline and cost. I work as a registered self-employed professional.
Payment by stage, a demo every week — you see what you’re paying for.
I hand over the code and access; 2 weeks of support are included.
From $1,000 for a Mini App with a few screens, sign-in through Telegram and a backend. Payments, admin tools and smart contracts add to the scope. The quote is fixed in the contract after a free call.
A bot talks to the user in the chat with messages and buttons. A Mini App opens a full interface inside Telegram: catalogs, forms, calendars. They usually work together: the bot brings people in and sends updates, and the Mini App handles the screens.
Yes. Digital goods in Telegram are sold for Telegram Stars, crypto payments go through TON Connect, and physical goods can use a payment provider connected to the bot.
Yes. TON Access Pass is open source: the code, the tests, a demo recording and the contract deployed to testnet are on GitHub.
Yes. The bot, the API, the database and the deployment on your server are part of the job, and you get the code and the access.
I will, personally, from the scenario to the launch. You talk directly to the developer.
Next step
Describe the task in a couple of sentences. The same day I’ll tell you how to solve it, what it costs and how long it takes. The first call is free.
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