Graph Messenger is a free Android client that connects to Telegram’s cloud service through the official API. It keeps the core Telegram experience—fast messaging, cloud‑backed chats, and end‑to‑end encryption—while adding optional utilities that some users find handy for managing multiple accounts and personalising their conversation flow.
After installing the app, you log in with your existing Telegram phone number or, if you prefer, with a bot token generated via BotFather. The client then communicates with Telegram’s servers just like the official app, so all your chats, contacts and media stay synchronized across devices. The additional tools—such as the download manager or timeline—are built on top of the standard data stream, meaning they do not interfere with Telegram’s security model.
The app is distributed as an APK that can be installed on Android devices with the standard “Install from unknown sources” permission enabled. Because the package name is ir.ilmili.telegraph, it will appear uniquely in your device’s app list, separate from the official Telegram client.
Specific Android version requirements are not listed by the developer, but the app targets recent Android releases that support the Telegram API. Users should have a stable internet connection for login and ongoing message sync.
Anyone who already uses Telegram and wants additional flexibility—such as managing several accounts, organising downloads, or keeping certain chats private—will likely appreciate Graph Messenger. It is also suitable for users who enjoy customizing their chat experience without sacrificing the reliability of Telegram’s backend.
Since the app communicates with Telegram through the official API, it inherits Telegram’s security model. The extra features are implemented locally on the device and do not transmit additional data to third parties.
Each Telegram account requires a unique phone number for verification. Graph Messenger lets you switch between accounts after each has been set up separately.
Bot login uses a token generated from BotFather. It is intended for developers or users who manage bot accounts, not for regular personal messaging.
Yes. Because both clients use the same cloud‑based service, any message you send or receive in Graph Messenger will appear in the official app and vice versa.









