Your team's daily check-ins,
handled right inside Telegram

No. If they're on Telegram, they're ready. Telova messages them and they reply like any other message.

About 5 minutes. Sign up at telova.tech, set up your teams in the bot, and share your invite code. Check-ins start the next morning.

It can. For distributed teams it usually does. Keep a weekly sync if you want. Telova just makes it shorter.

Slack has a dozen standup bots. Telegram has almost none, and it's where many distributed teams actually run their day. Telova is built for them.

No. No activity tracking, no keystroke logging, and teammates never see each other ranked. The time tracking is self-reported estimates, not automated monitoring. Health signals exist to catch overload early, not to score or punish.

After each check-in, Telova asks roughly how long you spent on things. It's a quick estimate, no stopwatch and no timesheet. If you skip the question, your check-in is still recorded. Hours accumulate over time and show up in weekly reports and project summaries.

Both are coming soon. Jira sync will pull work items in and keep statuses in step. GitHub sync will read commits and PRs so the bot already knows what you shipped.

Your data is yours. Encrypted in transit and at rest. You can export or delete anytime. We don't use it to train models.

Yes. Each person checks in at the end of their own day, automatically.

The admin dashboard is coming soon as part of the Pro plan. It gives leads a visual layer on top of everything the bot collects: projects board, team overview, member profiles, and insights. Pro users get it automatically when it launches.