telesrv
Open-source MTProto server for self-hosted Telegram-compatible networks
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telesrv is a Go-based server that implements the MTProto protocol, enabling users to run their own Telegram-compatible infrastructure. It handles edge routing, RPC dispatch, media delivery, updates, and background workers in a single process after PostgreSQL and Redis are configured. The project supports desktop and Android clients with multi-device synchronization and is maintained to track compatibility across client releases.
Designed for organizations needing independent messaging infrastructure, protocol researchers, and communities building custom chat systems, telesrv provides real client compatibility rather than a Telegram-like interface. According to the repository, it was built with Go and includes Docker deployment options for both monolithic and microservice topologies.
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