Jarvis has one job: posting your messages to groups non-stop on its own. It's convenient, but at heart it's a spam tool, and Telegram restricts accounts that push the same text into other people's chats. We list it with a caveat: use it only in groups you run or where such posts are explicitly allowed.
Setup lives in a mini app. You put the message together there, with text, buttons and inline elements, choose the groups and press start. From then on the bot runs around the clock, no manual sending needed.
The interface is in Russian, English and Uzbek, switchable with a command. The service calls itself free; whether paid extras sit on top isn't clear from the description, you'll see once inside. It also claims to be safe without saying what that means in practice.
The key thing to know beforehand: sending the same text to lots of groups is exactly what Telegram and chat admins call spam. Members hit report, the bot gets kicked from groups, and your own account can be barred from sending messages or banned outright.
The legitimate use is narrow: your own groups, your own announcements, recurring reminders where you're the owner. If you want to promote something in other people's chats, the decent route is to agree on an ad with their admins.
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