Desktop app for Linux
Manage your
Telegram accounts.
Check connections, see recent activity, and send from the account you choose.
From setup to your first test message
Follow the cursor through adding an account, checking its connection, and sending to Saved Messages.
Start in the Hub. Check connected accounts, recent activity, and sign-in issues. Automatic replies are off.
A control hub for accounts you own
Keep personal and creator Telegram accounts separate, with each account’s connection and activity in view. Relay Hub runs on your Linux desktop and keeps test messages tied to the account you select.
This foundation preview covers account setup and controlled testing. Automatic replies are off; conversation automation is still in development.
Does Relay Hub automate OnlyFans chats?
No. This preview manages Telegram user accounts; it does not connect to OnlyFans. Automatic Telegram replies are still in development.
Installing Relay Hub
Download
Save the AppImage, open its Properties, and allow executing it as a program. If it asks for FUSE, follow the Linux launch guide.
Activate this computer
Enter your lifetime license key. Your activation belongs to this machine. Connect online at least once a day to renew its signed session.
Connect your accounts
Add an account and follow Telegram’s sign-in steps. No application API ID or hash is needed. Use only accounts you own or are authorized to manage.
Your Linux desktop needs an unlocked default credential vault that supports Secret Service, such as GNOME Keyring. If Relay Hub reports the vault unavailable, unlock or create the default collection in your desktop’s password manager, then restart the app.
Signed updates download automatically and install after a safe shutdown. Updates leave sending stopped until you resume it. Foundation preview: automatic replies are off, and the hosted conversation platform is still in development.