Bandwagon
A Telegram bot that got casual football fans through seven weeks of the 2026 World Cup, with their team’s form and the day’s fixtures every morning. 379 daily digests sent over 30 days without a gap.
Telegram bots · Qualia Labs, Kent, UK
A bot lives inside an app people already have. It can send a morning briefing, take a subscription or answer a question, and nobody has to download a thing or wait for app store review.
01 / What we build
Scheduled messages built from live data and sent to each subscriber on time, every time.
Paid tiers inside the chat, so the service can pay for itself.
Quick answers to the questions your customers ask most, from your own information.
See who is subscribed, what was sent and what people actually use.
02 / Work
A Telegram bot that got casual football fans through seven weeks of the 2026 World Cup, with their team’s form and the day’s fixtures every morning. 379 daily digests sent over 30 days without a gap.
03 / How it works
Every build starts with a paid one-week scoping sprint. We take the idea apart and hand back a written spec and a fixed price, which is yours to keep whether or not you continue, and its cost comes off the build. Then clickable screens before any production code, the build in two-week blocks, launch, and a handover with everything in your name.
There are two of us, Sharan on software and product and Daniel on design and brand, and we do the work ourselves. How we work · Ways to work together
Most projects run between £25,000 and £75,000 depending on scope.
04 / Questions
Nothing to install and no app store review. Your customers open a chat they already have.
Yes. Bandwagon charged subscribers less than the price of a coffee, inside Telegram.
Fixed, after the one-week scoping sprint. Most of our projects run between £25,000 and £75,000 depending on scope.
You do. The bot, the code and the hosting accounts are in your name.
05 / Contact
Book a scoping call through the form on our homepage, or email us.