Vidogram is an independent client that connects to the Telegram network using the official Telegram API. It offers the core messaging, voice and video call capabilities of Telegram while providing a distinct user interface and a handful of optional enhancements.
When you launch Vidogram, you sign in with your existing Telegram account credentials. The app then communicates with Telegram’s servers through the public API, which means all messages and media are handled in the same encrypted manner as the official client. The additional UI layers—such as tabs, timeline and forwarding tools—are built on top of the standard API responses, so they do not alter the underlying security model.
Vidogram is distributed as a free Android application. To install, download the APK from a trusted source and follow the standard Android installation prompts. The app requires an internet connection to connect to Telegram’s servers and will request permission to access the network and storage for media handling.
The app runs on Android devices that support the Telegram API. Specific minimum Android version details are not published, but the client works on most modern smartphones and tablets that can run standard Android applications.
Users who appreciate Telegram’s core messaging capabilities but want additional ways to organise chats, forward messages selectively, or use voice‑to‑text input may enjoy Vidogram. It is also suitable for people who prefer a slightly different visual layout while retaining full access to Telegram’s network.
Vidogram connects to Telegram through the official API, so the same encryption and privacy protections apply to messages and calls. However, because it is not an official client, you should download it from a reputable source and keep the app updated.
No. Vidogram uses your existing Telegram credentials; you simply log in with the same phone number or username you use in the official app.
Yes. Secret chats, which provide end‑to‑end encryption and self‑destruct timers, are supported because they are part of Telegram’s core API.
No. Contacts only see your Telegram profile information, which is the same across all clients.









