Message forwarding
Posts land in your channel seconds after they appear
Choose a source and a destination — everything new arrives automatically, cleaned up the way you want it. No “forwarded from” label: the post looks like your own.
What you can change on the way
Clean the text
Strip links and mentions, cut someone else's signature, replace words and phrases with your own.
Filter what passes
Stop-words to drop a post entirely, or keywords to forward only what matches your topic.
Media as you like
Keep photos and videos, or send text only — albums arrive as albums, not as scattered messages.
Your signature
A line or a button at the end of every post, so traffic comes back to you rather than to the source.
Rewrite with AI
Optional: pass each post through AI so it comes out in your own words instead of a copy.
Many sources at once
Collect several channels into one, or fan one source out to several destinations.
Getting started
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Connect an account. The account that can read the source and post into your channel.
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Set source and destination. Paste the links — a public channel, a private one you belong to, or a chat.
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Add rules. Filters, replacements, signature — anything you want applied to every post.
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Turn it on. From then on it runs by itself, and the log shows every delivered post.
Questions
How fast does a post arrive?
Usually within seconds — the connection stays open and reacts to new posts instead of polling on a timer.
Will readers see where it came from?
No. Posts are re-sent, not forwarded, so there is no “forwarded from” header.
Can I copy the whole history?
Yes — a separate job walks the archive from any date with the same filters and pacing, and resumes if interrupted.
What about private channels?
They work as long as the connected account is a member.
Set up your first forward
It takes a couple of minutes — and the next post arrives on its own.
Create an account