OctoGram is an independent Android application that connects to the Telegram network. Developed by OCTOGRAM PV PROJECT, it provides an alternative way to access Telegram’s messaging services without using the official client.
When you install OctoGram, it asks for your phone number to register the same way the official Telegram app does. After verification, the app syncs with your existing Telegram account, giving you access to all your chats, contacts, and settings. Because it uses Telegram’s public API, the core messaging features remain consistent with the official service.
Users may choose OctoGram for several reasons:
OctoGram can be installed from the Google Play Store or other reputable Android app marketplaces. Search for the package name it.octogram.android to ensure you download the correct application. After downloading, follow the standard Android installation prompts.
OctoGram is built for Android devices. While specific minimum Android version requirements are not listed, the app follows the general requirements of Telegram’s API, which typically supports Android 5.0 (Lollipop) and newer. Users should verify that their device meets the Play Store’s stated requirements before installing.
Anyone who wants a different user interface for Telegram, developers testing alternative client behavior, or users who need a second Telegram installation on the same device can benefit from OctoGram.
OctoGram connects to Telegram’s official API, so the data flow follows the same encryption standards as the official app. However, as with any third‑party client, you should download it from a trusted source and keep it updated.
No. OctoGram uses your existing Telegram credentials. You log in with the same phone number you use for the official app.
Yes. Both apps can be installed simultaneously and operate independently.
Since both clients access the same Telegram account, messages, groups, and channels appear in both applications.









