A desktop workspace for normal Telegram accounts you own or are authorized to use. Connect an account, open its chats, and keep Stop sending within reach.
Version 0.3.1 · Linux x86_64 · Windows x64 · Release notes
A closer look
The workspace, step by step.
An illustrative walkthrough of the desktop app: connect an account, open a chat, and send a reply. Every value shown is sample data, not a live chat.
Sample workspace · not a live chat
Ewhore.net
AccountsSettings
Stop sending is always availableStop sending
Accounts
Each account keeps its own Telegram sign-in and reply permissions.
Add account
Account nameSample line C
Connect accountCancel
A
Sample line ASigned in · sample
Sample account••••••42Replies offWaiting 26s
Open
B
Sample line BSigned in · sample
Sample account••••••17Replies off
Open
C
Sample line CSign in needed · sample
Sample accountTelegram sign-in not finished
Continue sign in
Start on Accounts. See which accounts are signed in and which still need a sign-in. Stop sending is always available.
Downloads
Two supported builds.
Both files are published and signed on the public release repository. This page links only files that exist there; an unpublished build is never advertised with a download button.
Linux
Linux x86_64 · AppImage
Ewhore.net.AppImage · 0.3.1
64-bit Intel or AMD computer
Ubuntu 24.04 or newer recommended; FUSE 2 for the AppImage
An unlocked default credential vault that supports Secret Service, such as GNOME Keyring
The zip is published and verified as a package. Native Windows launch evidence is tracked separately from Linux in the release record.
Both builds activate with a license key and ask you to connect a Telegram account you own or are authorized to use. Start with the free 12-hour trial or buy a license.
Install, first run and help +
Before you start
Platform: Linux x86_64 (AppImage) or Windows x64 (portable zip). No macOS build.
A license key: from a purchase or the free trial. The key belongs to the computer that activates it.
An account you own or are authorized to use with its Telegram sign-in.
Linux only: an unlocked Secret Service vault (GNOME Keyring or equivalent) so the app can store credentials safely.
Linux (AppImage)
In Downloads, right-click Ewhore.net.AppImage, open Properties → Permissions, and allow executing it as a program. Or run chmod +x Ewhore.net.AppImage.
Open it with a double-click or ./Ewhore.net.AppImage.
If it says libfuse.so.2 or fuse is missing: on Ubuntu 24.04 run sudo apt install libfuse2t64; on Ubuntu 22.04 use libfuse2.
Failed to load module "xapp-gtk3-module" is a Linux Mint notice; the window still opened and you do not need that module.
Windows (portable zip)
Unzip Ewhore.net_0.3.1_windows-x64.zip.
Open the single executable inside. There is no installer step.
First run
Enter your license key. Connect online at least once a day so the signed session can renew.
Add a Telegram account and finish Telegram’s sign-in. No application API ID or hash is needed.
Choose where the account may reply. Stop sending stays available in the workspace header and survives a restart.
If something goes wrong
“Vault unavailable” on Linux: unlock or create the default collection in your password manager (for example GNOME Keyring), then reopen the app. Do not delete existing keys.
The trial key does not activate: the one-trial-per-device limit is enforced by the server; an expired trial cannot be restarted with another trial key.
An order is still unpaid or awaiting review: keep your private receipt link; it restores the same order without creating a new one.
A reply shows an unknown outcome: check the recorded status before sending again. The app never fills an unknown result with a fresh attempt.
Updates
The installed app verifies a signed update before it installs, downloads it in the background, and prepares replacement at a safe shutdown. A closed app checks on its next launch; nothing updates while the app and computer are off. Theme, accounts, keys, settings and draft work are kept when the program updates.
Privacy
What stays where.
Short version: this website has no trackers, and your account data is handled on your computer and by the hosted workspace you enable.
On this computer
Telegram sessions, the license key and unsent drafts are stored locally through the operating system’s credential vault. Message-text retention on the device follows your own setting, and you can remove stored message text locally.
Hosted workspace
A connected account reaches Telegram through the hosted service so replies can continue while the desktop is closed. Replies depend on account readiness, chat permission and Stop; a purchase does not grant permission to message anyone.
This website
No analytics, no third-party scripts and no third-party fonts. Checkout and trial requests go only to license.ewhore.net. Private receipt and invite links are credentials — keep them private.
Linux
The file is not an installer.
A double-click does nothing until Linux is allowed to run Ewhore.net.AppImage. Saving the file starts with this window.
Allow the file to run
In Downloads, right-click Ewhore.net.AppImage. Open Properties, then Permissions, and turn on “Allow executing file as a program.”
Or open a terminal in that folder and run:
chmod +x Ewhore.net.AppImage
Open it
Double-click the file, or run:
./Ewhore.net.AppImage
If the terminal says libfuse.so.2 or fuse is missing, install it and try again. Ubuntu 24.04:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install libfuse2t64
On Ubuntu 22.04 the package is libfuse2 instead.
Sign in
Enter your license key, then sign in to your Telegram account. Stop sending is always available. If the app says the vault is unavailable, unlock your login keyring and open Ewhore.net again.