Changelog
New features, improvements, and fixes as we build in the open. Browse the features to see where each one lives.
The widget starts taking instructions — from your page, your schedule, and your rules about where it belongs — and learns to speak your visitors' language. Connecting Telegram gets easier too.
Pick a language per project under Chat Widget → Content: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, Ukrainian or Russian. Buttons, labels, the pre-chat form, timestamps and the default messages all switch; anything you wrote yourself stays exactly as you wrote it. Existing projects stay in English.
Your dashboard now shows a short code under Connect → Telegram. Open the bot, send it the code, and that project is linked — no deep links to wrestle with, and it works the same from the Telegram Mini App. Codes last 15 minutes.
Add the domains your chat is allowed to run on and the snippet stops working anywhere else — useful if someone copies it onto their site. Leave the list empty and nothing changes. localhost and preview hosts are always allowed, so staging never goes dark.
Turn on the consent checkbox and visitors agree — in your words, with a link to your privacy policy — before their first message. Nothing is recorded until they do: opening the panel captures no IP, location or device data while the prompt is up.
Set the days, times and timezone you're reachable. Outside them the panel opens with your offline message instead of the greeting — visitors can still write, they just know when to expect you. Overnight windows and DST are handled.
Limit the launcher to certain paths, exclude others, or hide it on mobile or desktop. Handy for keeping chat off checkout, or offering it only where people get stuck.
Telegram is easy to scroll past. Set a number of minutes and Eloqra pings you again if a visitor is still waiting — cancelled the moment you reply, with a link straight to the conversation.
Both pages now name the exact cookies we set, the browser storage the chat widget uses, and every provider that processes data on our behalf — including what each one receives. Fewer generalities, more specifics.
The snippet now gives your page a function: eloqra('show'), eloqra('hide'), eloqra('open') and eloqra('close'). Open the chat from your own “Contact us” button, or hide the bubble on the pages you’d rather keep clean — the two are independent, so you can do both at once.
A proper operator experience inside Telegram and richer context.
Open a full conversation view inside Telegram — scroll history, switch between visitors, and reply with context. Every new conversation now includes an "Open in app" button that deep-links straight to it.
Messages now arrive with the page, device, browser, and country attached, so you reply already knowing who's asking and from where.
Turn on an optional name and email field before the chat starts, so a stray question becomes a lead you can follow up.
Multi-site projects and a faster, lighter widget.
Create a project per site, each with its own widget settings and its own Telegram destination — built for agencies and multi-product founders.
The launcher now loads after your page and inherits your fonts and colors, with no iframe and no third-party badge — so it won't drag down Core Web Vitals.
Lightweight widget →Reworked the message queue so replies and notifications stay in order and retry cleanly under load.
The foundation: one-line install and a two-way Telegram inbox.
Because Eloqra is a single self-injecting script, you can hand the install to your AI agent — it places the snippet for your framework and you're live in seconds.
AI agent install →Drop a single script tag on your site and a clean chat bubble appears on every page — no build step, no backend, no container element.
Every visitor message lands in the Telegram you already check, and your reply goes straight back to their chat in real time. No dashboard to babysit.
Free while in early access — no card to start. Add the widget and reply to your first visitor from Telegram in minutes.