Good morning. Five stories worth your time today, each one under a minute to read. ☕️
Your Telegram channels, as one timeline.
gramX puts every channel you follow into a single feed, newest first. Scroll, react and comment the way you do everywhere else, instead of opening channels one by one.
gramX is for Android phones for now. Send this page to an Android phone to install it there.
On a computer?
Scan with your Android phone
to download gramX there.
- No ads. No tracking.
- No gramX servers.
- Try it without an account
- Open source on GitHub
Channels are for reading. So read them like a feed.
Telegram lists every channel as a separate chat, each with its own pile of unread posts. gramX lays them out as one timeline, so catching up is a single scroll.
A phone battery that charges fully in five minutes just passed its first safety tests. 🔋
FULL TIME. Three goals in the last twenty minutes. What a comeback. ⚽️
Everything you do on Telegram, laid out to read.
gramX is a full Telegram app, not just a reader. Your channels, your messages and the channels you run, all in one place.
One feed, with your folders as tabs
Every channel you follow, newest first. The folders you already made in Telegram show up as tabs, so news, work and fun each get their own feed.
Read once
Posts you've read stay out of the way, and read status stays in step with your other Telegram apps.
Channel pages and stats
Each channel gets a page with its posts, media, files and links, plus statistics for the channels you run.
Messages, too
Your direct messages and groups, with replies, forwards, pins, search and scheduled messages.
Activity
Mentions, replies and reactions in one place, with notifications for what Telegram already notifies you about.
Post to the channels you run
Write to your own channels straight from gramX, with everything a post can hold.
Links, sharing and the rest
Telegram links open right inside the app, and anything you share to gramX from another app opens ready to post. Bookmarks, search and explore are there too.
Light, Dim, or Lights out.
The same three themes as in the app. Pick one and this page switches too.
There is no gramX server.
gramX connects straight from your phone to Telegram, using Telegram's own client library. Nothing you read, write or tap is sent to the developer or to anyone else.
Talks only to Telegram
No backend and no middleman. Your sign-in and your messages go from your phone to Telegram, and nowhere else.
Stays on your phone
What gramX keeps is stored on your phone, in a database encrypted with a key from your phone's keystore. Logging out clears it.
No ads, no tracking
No analytics, no advertising, and no crash reporter phoning home. There's nothing to sell, and nobody to sell it to.
Not ready to sign in? Just read.
Add any public channel and read it without a Telegram account. Guest mode only reads, so nothing is ever sent on your behalf. Sign in whenever you want to react, comment and sync.
Up and running in a minute.
gramX installs straight from this page rather than from an app store. It takes about a minute, and you only do it once.
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1Download gramX
Tap the button on your Android phone. It's one file, and the right one for almost every phone from the last several years.
Download for AndroidOther versions
- 32-bit (armeabi-v7a), 44 MB. For older phones.
- x86_64, 56 MB. For emulators, some tablets and Chromebooks.
- SHA256SUMS.txt, to check a download.
- Release notes and earlier versions.
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2Open it and tap Install
Open the file from your notifications or Downloads. The first time, Android asks you to allow installs from your browser or file manager. Allow it, go back, and tap Install.
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3Sign in, or just look around
Sign in with your phone number or a QR code from Telegram on another device. Or skip it and read public channels as a guest.
Updating later? Download the new version from this page and install it over the old one. You stay signed in, and your settings stay as they are.
Questions, answered.
Is gramX free?
Yes. There are no ads, no subscriptions and no in-app purchases. gramX is open source, and if it's useful to you, you can support its development.
Is gramX made by Telegram?
No. gramX is an independent app made by one developer. It is not made by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Telegram.
It talks to Telegram through TDLib, Telegram's own open-source client library, so your account works in gramX the way it does in any other Telegram app.
Is it safe to sign in?
Your sign-in goes from your phone straight to Telegram. gramX has no server, so there is nowhere else for it to go.
Like any Telegram app, gramX appears in Telegram under Settings → Devices, where you can end its session at any time. And all of its code is public, so anyone can check what it does.
Why does my phone warn me about the download?
Android shows the same warning for every app installed from outside an app store. It's expected, and you only see it the first time.
Every gramX release is built from the public source code and published with checksums, so you can confirm the file you downloaded is the one that was released.
Do I need a Telegram account?
Not to try it. Guest mode reads public channels without signing in. To see the channels you follow, react, comment and send messages, sign in with your Telegram account.
Will reading in gramX mark posts as read on my other devices?
Yes. gramX is a real Telegram app, so posts you read here are marked read everywhere you use Telegram, the same as reading them in Telegram itself.
Is there an iPhone version?
Not yet. gramX runs on Android 7.0 or newer.
Which file should I download?
If you're not sure, use the main Download button. It gets the arm64-v8a version, which is right for almost every phone from the last several years.
Older 32-bit phones need armeabi-v7a, and emulators and some Chromebooks need x86_64. Both are under Other versions.
How do I update?
Download the new version from this page and install it over the old one. You stay signed in, and your settings stay as they are.
Made by one person, in the open.
gramX is free and open source under the Apache 2.0 license. If you'd like to help it grow, here's how.
Support the work
gramX has no ads and sells nothing. Support from the people who use it keeps it going.
Support RaGooseReport, suggest, contribute
Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue. Every line of gramX is on GitHub, and pull requests are welcome.
Tell a friend
Know someone buried under a hundred unread channels? Send them this page.
Your channels, in one place.
Free for Android. Takes a minute to set up, and you can try it without an account.