A mini app is a web app that opens inside Telegram. Your staff tap a button in a chat they already have open, and they are in. Nothing to install, no app store review, no password to reset, and the user's identity comes from the platform rather than a login form you have to secure yourself.
A full point-of-sale system that lives inside Telegram. No terminal to buy, no tablet to replace, no per-seat licence.
One queue, eight platforms, and a human approval step before anything goes out in your name.
Not packaged as products, but in production and available as a starting point if one of them describes your problem.
Customers message an order in plain language. It is parsed against the live catalogue, matched to a customer record, filed, and confirmed. A real PDF invoice is generated and delivered to their chat. Open orders are chased with a 9am digest.
A Telegram front desk that has been answering for the Automaton Labs shop since August 2025 — catalogue, orders and profile, with admin actions behind an authenticated boundary.
Opening and closing checklists signed off from a mini app, shift reminders to the staff group, flagged issues escalated, and a Monday digest of the week's sign-offs.
Continuous temperature and humidity logging with threshold alarms that escalate to a person. Built for cold rooms and fermentation, where a four-hour excursion is a write-off.
Because your staff already have it installed and already know how to use it. There is no app store review, no install friction, no separate password to forget, and identity comes free with the platform. For a five-person team, a Telegram mini app is live in the time it takes to explain what an MDM enrolment is.
Sales data lives in Postgres on your server, not in Telegram. An outage stops new orders being entered from the app, exactly as a broken till would, but nothing is lost and nothing needs reconciling afterwards.
Yes. It runs on your infrastructure, against your database, with your credentials, and you get the documentation. There is no per-seat licence and no lock-in beyond the fact that someone has to maintain it.
Often, yes — that is a good deal of the work. Send the workflows or the repository and expect an honest answer about whether repairing it is cheaper than replacing it.
Remote for software; on-site in Phnom Penh for hardware, panel and installation work. Environmental monitoring is remote by design once installed.
A conversation costs nothing and often ends with us saying automation is not worth it for a given job. That is a useful answer too.