About Entergram

We build the Telegram CRM for sales and support teams

Entergram is a layer 2 on top of Telegram. It runs on the personal accounts your deals and support conversations already live in, and puts 100+ of them in one inbox, so nobody switches accounts to find a reply.

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How it is built

Fold a stack of Telegram accounts into a CRM

An A4 sheet folded into a dart. Each fold adds one part of Entergram.

01 · The sheet
It starts with the accounts you already use
Your deals and support threads already live in personal Telegram accounts, spread across phones and desktop clients. Everything is there, and nothing is organised.
The boundaryEntergram runs on those accounts. It does not swap them for bots.
02 · Fold 1
Fold every account into one inbox
Each account connects with Telegram's own login, and its chats land in one interface that holds 100+ accounts. You filter by account instead of switching to it.
The boundary100+ is the ceiling, not a minimum. Most teams start with one.
03 · Fold 2
Each account keeps its own proxy
Every account routes through its own proxy, and sends are paced the way Telegram expects, so 40 accounts do not look like 40 accounts on one IP.
The boundaryPacing protects the accounts. It does not make an unwanted message welcome.
04 · Fold 3
The keel keeps the data in the workspace
Admins can hide usernames and group members, and block message editing and deletion. Each account is shared with the workspace or kept private to one user.
The boundaryThis closes the routes out through Entergram. It cannot stop someone copying a chat by hand.
05 · Fold 4
Pipeline, tickets and the MCP give it lift
Leads get a pipeline and an assignee, support chats become tickets, and HubSpot, Zendesk, Notion, Slack and Make.com connect to the same records. The Entergram MCP lets an AI assistant work across every account.
The boundaryThose five integrations ship. Anything else is a request, not a promise.
06 · Launch
In the air, you measure the flight
Analytics count messages, response times and the busiest hours. The raw data downloads into a client report or a spreadsheet.
The boundaryThe client figures on this page come from our own data and survey, not an audit.

300+: clients on Entergram
4.9 / 5: rating in our in-app customer survey
100+: Telegram accounts in one inbox
5: live integrations: HubSpot, Zendesk, Notion, Slack, Make.com

Client count and rating come from Entergram's own product data and in-app survey. They are not independently audited.

Why it exists

Business on Telegram outgrows the official app at account number four

We were Telegram power users before we were founders. The accounts you already do business from should be the accounts your CRM runs on.

The Entergram founders

Telegram's official app holds three accounts, four with Premium. A BD lead at a crypto project often runs more than that, spread over two phones and a desktop client. Every reply starts with the same question: which account was this conversation on?

The tools that promised to fix it were built on the Bot API. A bot cannot start a conversation, and it cannot let a team work many personal accounts as one. Bots are fine for notifications. They are the wrong tool when the relationship lives in a personal account.

So we built Entergram on the accounts themselves. Each one connects with Telegram's own login, routes through its own unique proxy, and lands in one inbox with a pipeline, custom fields and the full chat history beside every lead.

Who uses it

Four kinds of teams with the same problem: too many accounts

A01
BD and sales leads
You run several personal accounts and lose context every time you switch phones or clients. One inbox, filtered by account, ends the switching.
B02
Agencies
You share accounts across people and need to know who replied to what, without handing a contractor the whole contact list.
C03
Support teams
Your customers live in Telegram and will not move to email or a ticket portal. Conversations become tickets, answered from the account the customer already knows.
D04
Technical founders
You want an AI assistant to read and act on conversations across every personal account on your seat. The Entergram MCP covers all of them, not a single bot.

Team

A small team that builds, sells and supports the product

There is no separate support department. The people who write the code and run the partnerships are the people who answer when you write to t.me/hello_entergram.

Den. M
Co-founder & CEO
Telegram power user turned founder. Leads product and strategy, and decides what ships next.
Przem R.
Co-founder & CTO
Builds the platform end to end: session handling, proxied accounts and the broadcast engine. Writes Python and Go, and has no patience for flaky systems.
Veer
Engineer
Engineer with a Telegram obsession. Knows the platform's quirks by heart and builds the parts of Entergram that talk to it.
Siyu C.
Engineer
Ships the parts you touch every day: the chat table, custom columns and ticket flows. Brings a designer's eye to frontend work.
Matias T.
Business Development
Runs partnerships, customer conversations and the Web3 community side. Often the first person a new team talks to.

Advisor

Advisor
Jeremy De Groodt
CTO & Co-founder of Keyrock
Co-founded Keyrock and leads its technology, building systems that run in crypto markets every day.
Advisor
Linus Dunkers
Founder & CTO of Dunkers IT
Founded Dunkers IT and led its technology, building and running large-scale computing infrastructure in Sweden. Today he is a systems architect at Optimal2, working on integrations, automation and healthcare e-archives.

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Where we draw the line

What Entergram does not do

It is not a bot platform. Every connected account is a real personal account.
It does not harvest members from groups your accounts have not joined, and it does not sell contact data. You supply the list; Entergram resolves it.
Live Telegram search matches a name or username, not message content. It is rate limited, and it does not open private groups an account was never admitted to.
It does not sync message history into HubSpot or Notion. Those integrations sync the chat record and its custom fields.