A workhorse for admins who want a fair draw without spreadsheets or random number sites. Nothing fancy, but quick. Before a big giveaway, run a test one first anyway.
Setting it up follows a familiar pattern. You add it as an admin to your channel or group, set the prize, the number of winners and the deadline in a private chat, and it publishes a post with a button. People tap it, the bot logs entrants and picks winners at random when time is up.
The upside is transparency: the admin is not the one doing the counting, so results are harder to dispute. That is why fairness is the first thing the bot promises in its profile. How much it shows about the way winners were drawn is something to check during a test run.
The developers have announced a big update without saying much about it. Expect menus and buttons to move, and some features to appear or vanish. We would hold off on building anything elaborate around it until the update ships.
The interface is Russian and aimed at owners of Russian-speaking communities. If you need advanced rules such as subscription checks across several channels, bot protection or multiple prize tiers, compare it with the other bots in this category.
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