Hunt domains from your phone: Tesora on Telegram

Domain auctions close on their schedule, and their schedule is almost never yours. A good name you’re following closes at three on a Tuesday, you’re in a meeting, and by the time you look someone else has grabbed it for pocket change. Losing like that stings the most: not because someone outbid you, but because you weren’t watching.

That’s why Tesora now pings you on Telegram. No opening the computer, no reloading a tab. The alert lands on your phone.

A lookout in your pocket

You star the domains you care about. Tesora watches them, and when one is about to close it sends a Telegram message the hours before you pick. Two hours, six, whatever you want.

And it’s not a bare alert. It arrives with what you need to decide on the spot: which domain, how long is left, and the direct link to bid. One tap and you’re in the auction. No typing the name by hand with the clock against you.

If you can’t act right then, every alert carries buttons: mark it as “already bid”, stop following it, or “remind me in 30 minutes”. You handle it from the notification itself.

Plus, you talk to it and it answers

This is the part people like most. The bot doesn’t just alert: you write to it like a person and it replies.

• “What closes today?”
• “How many domains do I follow?”
• “How much do I bid for guildguy.com?”
• “Run the study for aiweekly.co”

Behind it answers the same intelligence you use in the app, with the real data of your domains. It doesn’t make up numbers: if there’s no data, it says so. And so you don’t get lost, /ayuda shows you inside Telegram everything it can do and everything you can ask. That’s the whole point: knowing at a glance what’s on the table.

There are quick commands too if you prefer buttons: /hoy for what closes soon, /seguidos for your list, /barrido to launch a new search.

Yours and only yours

It’s not a public channel or a shared bot. Each person creates their own bot free with @BotFather, pastes the token into Tesora, and that’s it. The token is stored encrypted on your computer and never leaves it: not to a server of ours, not to the screen. Your alerts, your domains and your conversation are yours.

The fine print, no tricks

Since the engine runs on your machine, the computer has to be on at closing time for the alert to fire. It’s the same condition the daily sweep already has, so it’s not new infrastructure: it’s the one you already accepted.

And the usual: Tesora is the compass, not the wallet. It takes you to the auction, but you place the bid on the platform, and an auction can close for reasons outside our control. Always verify at the source before bidding for real.

Try it

If you already use Tesora, connecting Telegram takes a minute: create the bot, paste the token, star your domains, and from then on your phone alerts you on its own.

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