Free Online Utility

Open the Telegram & WhatsApp Group Analyzer

Check a public Telegram or WhatsApp group before you join it. Paste the group link and get real member and activity counts, an activity heatmap, a spam/scam pattern scan, a bot-ratio

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Telegram & WhatsApp Group Analyzer

Example

Paste a Telegram group link. The tool returns 4,200 members, ~180 messages/day, a 6% estimated bot ratio, a 12% spam-keyword score (low risk), and a green "Active Community" verdict badge.

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Explained

What is the Telegram & WhatsApp Group Analyzer?

Check a public Telegram or WhatsApp group before you join it. Paste the group link and get real member and activity counts, an activity heatmap, a spam/scam pattern scan, a bot-ratio estimate, language detection, and a single clear trust verdict — Active Community, Low Activity, Dead, or Possible Spam — all from publicly available data, without ever joining the group.

Telegram analysis is the deeper of the two: it uses Telegram's official MTProto API (a free, one-time API key from my.telegram.org) to pull real message activity, bot detection and language stats. WhatsApp has no public group API, so its analysis is limited to what the public invite preview page shows — name, description, member count and photo.

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Member & activity countsSpam & scam detectionBot ratio estimate

3 steps to your result

Open the tool and follow along. Nothing to install.

Paste the public Telegram or WhatsApp group link into the analyzer.

Run the analysis to pull member counts, activity stats and spam signals.

Review the trust verdict badge and detailed breakdown before deciding whether to join.

What you get

Member & activity counts

Real member and online counts plus a growth signal for Telegram groups.

Spam & scam detection

Scans the group name, description and recent messages for 30+ known scam patterns — crypto schemes, phishing, MLM keywords.

Bot ratio estimate

Analyzes recent message senders to estimate what share of accounts are bots.

Trust verdict badge

A single, shareable verdict: Active Community, Low Activity, Dead, or Possible Spam.

Free to use

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Nothing to install

It opens in your browser, so there is nothing to download.

Used for

Pick one to see how it fits.

Use case

Anyone joining a new community

Get activity and safety signals before joining a group you found through a link or search.

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How it compares

A plain look at this tool next to the usual alternative.

	This utility	Desktop software
Install	Nothing to install	Usually an app or program to install
Cost	Free to use	Free or paid, depends on the product

Questions people ask

Is this legal?

Yes. Only public group data is accessed — the same information visible to anyone who visits the group link — through Telegram's official API and WhatsApp's public preview page; private messages and member lists are never accessed.

Why does Telegram analysis require an API key?

Telegram's MTProto API requires authentication to prevent abuse. You register a free app at my.telegram.org in about 2 minutes and get a permanent, free api_id and api_hash.

Why is WhatsApp analysis limited?

WhatsApp has no public API for groups — only its invite preview page (name, description, member count, photo) is accessible to any tool, including this one.

What does the spam score measure?

The group name, description and recent messages are scanned for 30+ known scam patterns — crypto schemes, guaranteed-profit claims, airdrop scams, seed-phrase requests, MLM recruitment and phishing keywords.

How is the bot ratio calculated?

Up to 500 recent messages are fetched, unique senders collected, and each checked against Telegram's bot flag — the ratio is bots divided by total unique senders. Sophisticated bots may not always be flagged.