Setting Up Telegram

Sarudo uses Telegram as the primary interface because it offers the best combination of speed, security, and usability. Telegram provides end-to-end encrypted messaging, supports file sharing up to 2GB, works on every platform (phone, tablet, desktop, web), and has a clean interface that makes conversations easy to follow. You do not need to learn a new app or dashboard — if you can send a text message, you can use Sarudo.

During onboarding, you will receive a unique Telegram bot link from your Sarudo setup team. This link opens a direct conversation with your dedicated AI employee. Simply click the link or search for your bot's username in Telegram's search bar. Each Sarudo instance has its own unique bot — this is not a shared service. Your bot is exclusively yours and only responds to authorized users.

Once you find your bot, tap "Start" or send any message to begin. Your AI employee will greet you and confirm your identity. If this is your first time connecting, the bot will verify your Telegram user ID against the authorized users list configured during onboarding. After verification, you are ready to start working. There is no login, no password, no authentication flow — Telegram handles all of that securely.

The Telegram interface is straightforward. You type messages just like you would text a colleague. Your AI employee responds with text, and when needed, sends files, links, or formatted information. For longer responses, the AI may split its reply into multiple messages for readability. You can send voice messages, photos, documents, and other files — your AI employee can process all of these. The conversation history is preserved, so you can scroll back to reference previous interactions at any time.

Telegram works on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and via web browser at web.telegram.org. Your conversations sync across all devices automatically. Start a task on your phone during your commute, then continue the conversation on your desktop when you get to the office. All messages, files, and history are available everywhere.