Live chat for your website,
answered from Telegram.
Every visitor message lands in your Telegram. Reply from messenger you use daily — no emails, no new app, no tab to keep open.

See it in action.
Set up from Telegram in two steps, answer a live chat from your phone or the web, and make the widget yours — in one minute.
Three steps. No backend.
Add one line to your site
Drop a single <script> snippet on your site — or let your AI agent do it. A clean chat bubble appears on every page. No build step, no backend.

Connect your Telegram
Link Telegram in one tap. Every visitor message is forwarded straight to you, with the page, device, and country attached.

Reply from your phone
Answer right inside Telegram and your reply lands in the visitor's chat instantly. No dashboard to keep open — ever.

Built for founders
who’d rather be shipping.
A real inbox in Telegram
Not just alerts — a two-way inbox. See who's typing, what they've read, and juggle conversations across every site you run, all from the Telegram you already check.
Reply from your phone
Answer right inside Telegram and your reply lands in the visitor's chat instantly. Run support from the couch.
Live in 30 seconds
One <script> tag and you're chatting. No build step, no backend, no iframe — it just drops onto any site.
Full visitor context
Each message arrives with the page, device, browser, and country attached — so you reply already knowing who's asking.
Pre-chat form
Optionally capture a name and email before the chat starts, so a stray question becomes a lead you can follow up.
Matches your site
The bubble inherits your fonts and colors and stays under ~5kb. No clunky iframe, no lock-in.
Replying from your phone just feels right.
See the whole thing
in 1:28.
One script tag on a live site, a visitor message, and the reply going back out from Telegram — no cuts, no mockups.
Prefer YouTube?
Open it in a new tabThings people ask before signing up.
Q01How do replies actually reach me?
+Through Telegram. You connect your Telegram once, and from then on every visitor message is forwarded to you there. You reply in Telegram like a normal chat, and your answer appears in the visitor's chat on your site instantly.
Q02Do I need to log into a dashboard?
+No. That's the whole point. There's no separate inbox or app to keep open — you live in the Telegram you already check all day. A small web dashboard exists for configuration, but you don't need it open to chat.
Q03How fast can I be live?
+About 30 seconds. Add one <script> tag to your site, connect Telegram, and the chat bubble is live on every page. No build step, no backend.
Q04Does the chat widget slow my page down?
+No. The script is under ~5kb, loads after your page, and isn't a clunky iframe. It won't block first paint or drag down your Core Web Vitals.
Q05Does it work with Webflow, Next.js, or plain HTML?
+If your site renders HTML, Eloqra works. Paste the snippet into Next.js, Webflow, WordPress, Astro, Framer, or a plain HTML file. No framework lock-in.
Q06Is this a cheaper Intercom alternative?
+It's a lighter one. Eloqra does one thing well — live chat that routes to your phone via Telegram — without per-seat pricing, bots you have to train, or a heavy help-desk suite. If you just want to talk to your visitors, it's a fraction of the cost.
Q07Can I capture a name and email?
+Yes. Turn on the optional pre-chat form to collect a name and email before the chat starts. Every message also arrives with the page, device, and country attached, so you always have context.
Q08Can the widget speak my visitors' language?
+Yes. Pick one of 10 languages per project — English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, Ukrainian or Russian — and the widget's buttons, labels, form and default messages switch with it. Your own greeting and replies are shown exactly as you wrote them.
Q09Is it really free?
+Free while we're in early access — no credit card to start. When paid plans arrive they'll add things on top; they won't take away what you're already using.
Hi, I’m Sev.

I built Eloqra because I wanted to talk to people on my sites without signing into yet another dashboard. I already live in Telegram all day — so why not let visitor messages just come to me there?
That’s the whole idea: one tiny snippet on your site, every message in your Telegram, and you reply from your phone. No heavy help desk, no per-seat pricing, no tab you have to babysit.
Most live chat tools are built for big support teams and priced that way. For a solo founder, a freelancer, or a small team, that never made sense to me — so I made the simple version I actually wanted to use, and kept it free to start.
I have a 9-to-5, but I build small projects like this on the side — basically, infrastructure for founders. Eloqra is one piece. Skribra, a blog writer, is another.
Enjoy the app, and if you need anything, reach out on X or by email. Thanks everyone.