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Mini apps by industry

Fourteen trades, one builder. Each page shows what the app is made of, what it costs to run and which template to start from.

A mini app opens inside Telegram and MAX, takes orders and bookings, and delivers them to your messenger. What changes from trade to trade is the screens — so here is what they look like for each.

Online store in Telegram

A buyer opens the shop front from your bot’s menu button — nothing to download or install. They pick a product, add it to the cart and pay: the till’s payment page opens — YooKassa or T-Bank — the money goes to your own till, and the order reaches your Telegram the moment it is placed.

Beauty salon and booking

An independent nail artist, a hairdresser, a barbershop or a salon — the client picks the service, the specialist and the time in an app that opens from your bot’s menu in Telegram or MAX. The booking reaches your Telegram the moment it is sent: no waiting in an inbox, no digging through direct messages, and the client keeps it in the app.

Events and tickets

The listing opens in a chat: a person browses events, picks a session and the number of tickets and pays by card. The purchase reaches your Telegram, and a ticket with its own QR code goes to the buyer’s My tickets.

Real estate

A selection of properties the client scrolls in a chat instead of searching a website. A viewing request reaches the agent in Telegram together with which property was being viewed.

Loyalty programme

A card nobody leaves at home: it opens in the messenger people use anyway. Points sit in the member’s row and are credited automatically for payments inside the app; coupons and partners are table rows.

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