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spam_goose_bot

Anonymous posting bot for Telegram channels inspired by a similar X account script

Telegram bot Rated 7 Oct 2026Dormant

Link
t.me/spam_goose_bot
Built by
RaGoose

Bloat

123/500

Where it landed on the scale

Bloat
0
Float
300
Moat
400

Summary

A small, playful bot that works: it takes messages and posts them to a channel with a unique id name and a #frombot tag. It was framed as a one-day experiment, has no pricing, payments or policies, and shows no updates in the last 227 days, so it reads as a fun side project and not a business.

Bloat · Not much here works or looks likely to last, yet.

Breakdown

Five measures, 100 points each. Open the receipts under any of them to see the posts and pages behind the points.

Viability

Is there a real problem, someone who would pay, and a market this builder can actually reach?

It's a fun novelty with no clear paying user or business model. The author described it as a one-day experiment, so there's nothing to charge for.

12/100

Rubric 0–20No clear problem or user. A toy, a practice clone, or a solution looking for a problem.

Receipts (2)

  1. The author says he'll close the bot the next day, framing it as a short-lived experiment.

    “so i was listening to this episode and hear what jack did. he wrote some script and let anyone tweet anything(except links and files, for obvious reasons) to his official X account. and it seems fun and i thought why not build it the same thing but for a telegram, where any of you guys can post anything using @spam_goose_bot, ANONYMOUSLY(you can check the github how it is setup). so yeah go to the”

    Post · @ragoose · 2 Apr 2025 · open on Telegram (opens in a new tab)

  2. The only follow-up is a note about a big day of spam, with no mention of users paying or a product direction.

    “995 posts in a single day? 🤯 i thought its was a bug or sth but boy its real, its that day you guys spammed the sh!t out of this channel with the experimental @spam_goose_bot”

    Post · @ragoose · 22 Feb 2026 · open on Telegram (opens in a new tab)

Moat

What stops someone copying it?

It's an anonymous relay bot copied from an existing idea, and anyone here could rebuild it in an afternoon. Nothing proprietary or compounding is visible.

6/100

Rubric 0–20A thin wrapper or a clone that anyone here could rebuild in a weekend.

Receipts (2)

  1. The idea is openly borrowed from a script that posts to an X account, and the code is on GitHub.

    “so i was listening to this episode and hear what jack did. he wrote some script and let anyone tweet anything(except links and files, for obvious reasons) to his official X account. and it seems fun and i thought why not build it the same thing but for a telegram, where any of you guys can post anything using @spam_goose_bot, ANONYMOUSLY(you can check the github how it is setup). so yeah go to the”

    Post · @ragoose · 2 Apr 2025 · open on Telegram (opens in a new tab)

  2. The bot's function is simply to forward messages to a channel with an id name and a hashtag.

    Checked 7 Oct 2026 · t.me/spam_goose_bot (opens in a new tab)

Momentum

Did the updates keep coming?

It was worked on across 11 months but updated in only 2 of them, with nothing for 227 days. That's an experiment that got one burst and one follow-up.

24/100

  • Sustained shipping21/60

    Worked on across 11 months.

  • Consistency3/40

    Updates in 2 of 11 months.

  • Quiet

    No update for 227 days, so scaled to 35%.

Receipts (2)

  1. Earliest post about it.

    “so i was listening to this episode and hear what jack did. he wrote some script and let anyone tweet anything(except links and files, for obvious reasons) to his official X account. and it seems fun and i thought why not build it the same thing but for a telegram, where any of you guys can post anything using @spam_goose_bot, ANONYMOUSLY(you can check the github how it is setup). so yeah go to the”

    Post · @ragoose · 2 Apr 2025 · open on Telegram (opens in a new tab)

  2. Most recent post about it.

    “995 posts in a single day? 🤯 i thought its was a bug or sth but boy its real, its that day you guys spammed the sh!t out of this channel with the experimental @spam_goose_bot”

    Post · @ragoose · 22 Feb 2026 · open on Telegram (opens in a new tab)

Infrastructure

Does a real, working product exist?

A working bot exists and it relays anonymous posts to a channel, and it handled a heavy day. It's a single-feature tool with no docs, status page or policies.

58/100

  • It's live20/20

    https://t.me/spam_goose_bot responded when checked.

  • HTTPS5/5

    Hosted on a platform (store, GitHub or Telegram), so HTTPS is the platform's.

  • Real product25/35

    The bot is live and does its one job of relaying anonymous posts to a channel, and the author reports it handled heavy traffic in a day. It's thin, with a single feature and no controls or settings in view.

  • Own home5/10

    A Telegram bot, no home of its own.

  • Maintained0/15

    Last sign of shipping 2026-02-22.

  • Operations3/15

    There's a public GitHub repo, but no docs, status page, API or backend beyond the bot itself.

Receipts (4)

  1. https://t.me/spam_goose_bot responded when checked.

    Checked 7 Oct 2026 · t.me/spam_goose_bot (opens in a new tab)

  2. The bot responds and describes posting to a channel with a unique id name and #frombot.

    Checked 7 Oct 2026 · t.me/spam_goose_bot (opens in a new tab)

  3. The author reports 995 posts in one day, which shows the bot worked under load.

    “995 posts in a single day? 🤯 i thought its was a bug or sth but boy its real, its that day you guys spammed the sh!t out of this channel with the experimental @spam_goose_bot”

    Post · @ragoose · 22 Feb 2026 · open on Telegram (opens in a new tab)

  4. The author points to a GitHub repo so people can check how anonymity is set up.

    “so i was listening to this episode and hear what jack did. he wrote some script and let anyone tweet anything(except links and files, for obvious reasons) to his official X account. and it seems fun and i thought why not build it the same thing but for a telegram, where any of you guys can post anything using @spam_goose_bot, ANONYMOUSLY(you can check the github how it is setup). so yeah go to the”

    Post · @ragoose · 2 Apr 2025 · open on Telegram (opens in a new tab)

Sustainability

Is it being set up to last?

It runs on Telegram, so reaching people is easy, but there are no payments, pricing, privacy policy or terms, and no support contact. The author framed it as a short experiment and there's no sign of ongoing commitment.

23/100

  • Distribution20/30

    A Telegram bot or mini app.

  • Payments0/15

    No payment provider found.

  • Pricing0/10

    No pricing found on the site.

  • Revenue0/5

    Nothing in the posts mentions customers, payments or revenue.

  • Privacy policy0/7

    No privacy policy found.

  • Terms0/5

    No terms of service found.

  • Support0/8

    No support contact found.

  • Commitment3/20

    The bot is tied to a dedicated channel and the author did come back once to post about the results. There's no roadmap, team or funding, and the last activity was 227 days ago.

Receipts (4)

  1. A Telegram bot or mini app.

    Checked 7 Oct 2026 · t.me/spam_goose_bot (opens in a new tab)

  2. The post only talks about spam volume and says nothing about money.

    “995 posts in a single day? 🤯 i thought its was a bug or sth but boy its real, its that day you guys spammed the sh!t out of this channel with the experimental @spam_goose_bot”

    Post · @ragoose · 22 Feb 2026 · open on Telegram (opens in a new tab)

  3. The bot posts into a dedicated channel, @debugging_in_prod.

    Checked 7 Oct 2026 · t.me/spam_goose_bot (opens in a new tab)

  4. One follow-up post ten months after launch, then silence.

    “995 posts in a single day? 🤯 i thought its was a bug or sth but boy its real, its that day you guys spammed the sh!t out of this channel with the experimental @spam_goose_bot”

    Post · @ragoose · 22 Feb 2026 · open on Telegram (opens in a new tab)