Telegram mini app examples: 16 ready templates

Selling: a store, food delivery, a coffee shop

Online store has six screens: a home screen with search, sections and a Popular selection, a product card with a size choice, a cart with a delivery form and a pay button, My orders, Favourites and a profile. Products live in a table inside the app, and card payment goes to your own merchant account — YooKassa or T-Bank.

Food delivery has a menu with search and dish cards, a cart with a delivery address and a pay button, an order status screen and a profile. The section chips, the promo code field, the cart total, the delivery stages and the order history are drawn as samples — you replace them with your own data or wire them to tables. Coffee shop is made for pre-ordering: a drink with size and milk, a Pickup screen with a time choice, a guest card with points, and a list of orders.

Booking: a specialist, a doctor, a car service, fitness

Appointments has a home screen with services and reviews, a booking screen with a choice of specialist, date and time, a confirmation, and My bookings. The price list lives in the Services table. Medical clinic has doctors filtered by speciality, a doctor card with how to prepare, a booking form with date, time and an address with directions, and My visits.

Car service has jobs with prices and durations, a job card, a booking form with the car and its plate, and a My car screen — a sample of repair stages. Fitness club has a timetable, a class page with booking, memberships with payment, and a sample profile.

How times work. In the specialist, clinic and car service templates the times and dates are set in the screens themselves and changed in the editor, from a phone too. A taken time does not drop out of the choice by itself — it is removed by hand. In the fitness club, classes are table rows, and free places are text in the row that does not count down by itself.

Events, learning and content

Events and tickets has a listing with search, an event page, a choice of seat category and number of tickets with payment, and a ticket screen with a QR code. The ticket in the template is a sample: the code is the same for everyone, and the template has no unique codes or door check.

Online courses has a course catalogue, a course page with the curriculum and payment, a lesson with video, notes and homework, and a sample profile with courses and a certificate. Music and podcasts has collections, a release, a player and favourites; the track list and favourites in the template are samples.

Catalogues with a request: property, tours, vacancies, portfolio

Four apps of one kind: a person scrolls a catalogue and leaves a request. Real estate has listings with search by district and a sale / rent filter, a card with photographs, the agent and the address, sample favourites and a viewing request. Travel agency has tours filtered by kind of holiday, a tour card with what the price includes, a tour-matching form and My trips.

Job board has a list with search by job title and a work-format filter, a vacancy, an application with a CV file, and My applications. Portfolio has an about screen, projects, service packages with prices and a request form.

Loyalty and fundraising

Loyalty programme has a card with the balance, coupons, partners, points history and a member form with a gift certificate purchase. Points for payments inside the app are credited automatically, for purchases at the till — by hand; the card number and tier on screen are samples. Charity fund has campaigns with progress, a campaign page, a donation screen paying into the organisation’s own till, and sample reports with the organisation’s details.

What all the examples share

Catalogues, services, doctors, tours and vacancies are drawn from tables inside the app, so “add a product” or “add a vacancy” means adding a row rather than rebuilding a screen. A form submission reaches the owner’s Telegram as it is sent and stays in the archive in the editor.

Each example opens in both Telegram and MAX — it is the same project. If no example fits, neighbours can be combined: besides the sixteen apps the builder has 35 single-screen templates — a cart, a booking, reviews, questions and answers, “Location” — which are added to a project already assembled.

Templates from this guide

• 🛍️Online storeSix screens are enough to sell: home, product, cart, my orders, favourites and profile. They are already wired together — buttons lead where they should, the cart adds up, and a placed order arrives in your Telegram.
• 🍽️Food deliveryA guest opens the menu from your bot menu button — nothing to install, nothing to register. They add dishes to the cart, give an address and pay; the order arrives in your Telegram as it is sent.
• ☕Coffee shopA guest builds the order ahead, picks a time and pays. The order reaches your Telegram: drinks, size, milk, pickup time and total.
• 💅AppointmentsClients book themselves, at night and at weekends, without getting through to the front desk. The booking reaches your Telegram at once, and the client sees it in the app.
• 🩺Medical clinicA patient picks a doctor, a date and a time without getting through to reception. The booking reaches your Telegram, and the patient sees their visits in the app.
• 🔧Car serviceThe client sees prices before calling and books a time that suits. The request reaches the mechanic in Telegram instead of sitting in missed calls.
• 💪Fitness clubA timetable you book from right in the chat, and memberships that can be paid inside the app. The client needs no phone call, and the booking reaches your Telegram.
• 🎫Events and ticketsA listing you can buy a ticket from straight away. A person picks the event, the seat category and the number of tickets and pays, and the purchase reaches your Telegram. The ticket screen with a QR code is a design sample.
• 📚Online coursesA course that opens in a messenger: a catalogue, a curriculum, a lesson with video and homework. The student sets no password — signing in happens by itself, from the messenger’s signature.
• 🎵Music and podcastsReleases and episodes people listen to without leaving the messenger. Collections, a release page and a player — the listener downloads nothing.
• 🏠Real estateA catalogue people scroll on a phone while travelling. Search by district and a filter narrow it down, the card shows what matters, and a viewing request reaches the agent in Telegram.
• ✈️Travel agencyTours people scroll in a chat and book from there. Dates, hotel, what is included and the price sit on one screen, and the matching request reaches your Telegram.
• 🧑‍💼Job boardVacancies people apply to from a chat: no trip to a website, no registration and no "send your CV to this address". The CV arrives in your Telegram as a link to the file.
• 💼PortfolioA calling card that gets as far as an enquiry. An about screen, projects, service packages with prices and a form — nobody leaves for a browser, they send the request straight from the chat.
• 🎟️Loyalty programmeA card nobody can leave at home, because it opens in a messenger. Points sit in the member’s row in a table and are credited automatically for payments inside the app; coupons and partners are tables too.
• ❤️Charity fundA campaign you can see whole: the goal, what has been raised, where the money will go. A donation is made right in the messenger, and the money lands in your own till.

Other questions

Where can I see examples of Telegram mini apps?

All sixteen of the builder’s templates are listed above, and each has its own page: the screens in order, what is on each and what to change first. In the editor any template opens whole and can be walked through in preview as a visitor would.

Are these real apps or mock-ups?

Working templates, not pictures. Every screen has a way in, buttons lead where they should, and a choice of specialist, date or seat travels with the request — the templates’ automated tests check this. What is left is to put your own data in.

Can two examples be combined in one app?

Yes. Take the main template and add screens from the library: the builder has 35 screen templates — catalogue, cart, booking, reviews, loyalty card and more. Tables and transitions are set up as in any project.

What if no example fits?

Start from an empty project, or describe the app in words: building from a description assembles screens, tables and transitions, and from then on it is an ordinary project edited in the editor.