When your group has grown to the point where spammers join faster than you can ban them, ChatKeeper takes most of the grind off your plate. Setup takes some thought, then it runs on its own.
Anti-spam comes first. The bot can block links, forwards, stickers and media from brand-new members, screen newcomers and remove everyone who joined within a given window in one go. That last trick is a rescue when a wave of bot accounts suddenly floods the group.
The other half is community life. Welcome messages, custom commands, auto-replies triggered by keywords or regex. There is a reputation system as well: members thank each other, climb ranks and earn experience, and admins can see who is genuinely helpful.
Settings are not limited to commands. A web panel lists rules, triggers and filters in one place, which beats memorizing syntax, and it works fine from a phone.
The model is freemium. The free tier covers the core job but adds a short promo line under its welcome message. A subscription removes it and opens the advanced features. For a group of five friends it is overkill, for a community of hundreds it fits well.
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