TL;DR
- What it is: the @mira AI agent inside Telegram, built by The Open Platform (the team behind Telegram Wallet and Tribute). No app to install, no card to start.
- What it does: multi-model chat (GPT, Claude, Gemini and others), voice tasks, reminders and scheduled jobs, chat summaries, image and video generation, connections to Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, GitHub and hundreds more, and it works in group chats.
- Price: free tier with daily limits. Pro from $27/mo, Pro Max $99/mo (public prices at the time of writing — check the in-app checkout for your exact price).
- Best for: people who already run their work and life in Telegram and want one tool instead of five tabs.
- Not for: heavy long-document work or deep coding sessions — a browser-based ChatGPT/Claude is still stronger there.
What Mira does better than a regular chatbot
The difference isn't the model. It's that Mira sits where the work already happens.
- Group chats. Add @mira to a team chat and ask it to pull out decisions, owners and deadlines from the discussion. Browser chatbots can't — they don't see your conversations.
- Voice-to-task. Record a voice note on the go and get a formatted email, a task list, or an answer. This is the feature people end up using daily.
- Memory and reminders. "Remind me Friday 10:00 to send the invoice" — the reminder lands in the same chat. Scheduled tasks work on the free tier (with limits).
- Integrations. Email, calendar, Notion, Drive, GitHub, Jira. Mira claims 1,000+ connections; test the ones you need — permissions and capabilities depend on the connected account.
- Media generation. Images, short videos, voiceovers. These consume credits — budget for "one usable result" including retries.
Try it in one message
Open Mira, hit Start, and send:
The reminder arriving three minutes later is the fastest proof it works. Then try voice, groups and a connection.
The honest downsides
- Free-tier limits are real: for daily work you hit the ceiling quickly.
- Generation credits are a separate cost on top of the subscription. Heavy image/video users should do the math first.
- Quality varies by task and model. For complex code or long documents, specialized tools can be stronger.
- Mixed reviews. Praise for convenience; complaints mostly about "where did my limits go". Use the free tier for a week on real tasks before paying.
- Data. Mira offers a private processing mode and separate rules for connected services. For public demos, use a test mailbox and a test group.
Should you use it?
If you ask an AI a question once a week — no, any free bot will do. If you coordinate people in Telegram, write a lot of messages, and live in tasks and calendars, Mira removes real friction by killing app-switching. Start free; no card needed.
Next
Start, first task, voice, group.
Free, Pro, Pro Max, credits.
Which one, when.
Safety, limits, cancellation.
FAQ
Is Mira an official Telegram product?
Mira is built by The Open Platform (TOP), the company behind Telegram Wallet and Tribute. It is an ecosystem partner, not Telegram itself. The bot is verified.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. The free tier activates right after Start, no card required.
Which languages does Mira support?
Major languages, including voice messages. It replies in the language you write in.
Is there a mobile app?
No separate app — Mira runs inside the Telegram app you already have, on phone and desktop.
Open Mira in Telegram and try it on your own task
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