Telegram dating bot

Opening https://t.me/crushifybot costs nothing. Signup costs nothing. You start with 5 credits. Likes, messages, super likes, Spotlight, and revealing who liked you spend credits. The number is on the button inside the app, not frozen on this page.

If a bot promises unlimited likes and a room full of people with no profile, it is a different product. This one refuses to show you anyone until a photo is verified on camera.

It is not a dating group, not a broadcast channel, and not a catalog that sorts people by neighborhood. There is no “bot list” hosted here of other people’s bots.

Telegram sends an identifier and the fields it chooses to share at login, which can include a name, a username, a language, and a profile photo. The name on the Crushify card is the one you type yourself.

Use Gmail on this website. You get a second account, not a mirror of the Telegram one. That path is the whole point of dating without a download.

The wider description of the mini app is Telegram dating.

The link opens Telegram if it is installed, and the mini app opens inside it. You do not add a second icon from the App Store or Google Play. On a computer, desktop Telegram does the same job. There is no separate installer.

You still build a profile. At least two photos. One verified by copying a pose on camera. A name you type. A birthday that other people see only as an age. Who you want to see. Until the photo is verified, there is nobody on the deck, which is the opposite of a bot that drops you into a room of usernames.

Then it is one card. Right likes, left passes. A super like is visible immediately and stays at the top of their list. An ordinary like can stay locked until credits or a plan open it. Chat starts only when the like is mutual. The first message is text. A voice note cannot run past three minutes.

“Free” covers opening the bot and creating the profile. It does not cover unlimited likes. You start with 5 credits. Finishing the optional questions adds 10. A later day can add 1, not twice the same day. The in-app button shows what each action costs. Plans are optional. The payment screen shows the price. We do not host a ranked list of other people’s bots on this page.

Blocking the bot in Telegram closes that door. It does not delete a Gmail account you made on the website. Deleting a Crushify account is done in settings, with a reason, and it removes the profile, the likes, and the chats.

A bot list is a page that ranks other bots. This is not one. A dating group is a room with a join button and a scrolling chat. This is not one. A channel that posts phone numbers is not one. If that is the result you wanted, this link will feel empty, because the next screen is a profile form and then a single card.

The card shows a name, an age, a city, and photos. You do not get a dump of usernames. You do not get someone’s street. Distance is a number you set. The map point, if you allow location, stays off the card. There is no Tehran bot and no separate bot for people abroad. The same link serves both, and the deck is whatever fits your filters.

Safety sits in the chat, not in a slogan on the bot. The first message is text. Do not send money, a card number, or a gift to someone you have only just matched. Report with a reason. An optional note stays with the report. We do not tell the other person the report came from you. A first meeting, if you get that far, belongs in a public place.

You can turn the profile off and disappear from the deck while keeping the account. You can delete the account and lose the chats for good. Neither action requires a plan. The only thing the credits gate is the spend: likes, messages, super likes, Spotlight, and opening who liked you. Opening the bot itself does not.