NIXSOLUTIONS: 10 New Mini-App Features in Telegram

This month, Telegram plans to roll out ten new features specifically designed to expand the capabilities of mini-apps. These additions will enable developers to build a wider variety of apps and games, enhancing the platform’s functionality. The upcoming features were recently announced by Telegram founder Pavel Durov, who shared that they are expected to appear within the next 2-4 weeks.

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Highlights of the New Mini-App Capabilities

Durov’s message outlined several new features, set to transform how mini-apps function within Telegram. Key upcoming changes include:

  • Full-Screen Mode and Desktop Icons: Mini-apps will support full-screen mode for immersive user experiences, and developers will have the option to add mini-app icons directly to users’ desktops for quicker access.
  • Monetization Options and Permissions: Telegram will introduce the ability for mini-apps to offer paid subscriptions, allowing developers to monetize their apps. Additionally, with user permission, mini-apps will be able to access geolocation data for location-based functionalities.
  • Enhanced Interaction and Media Features: The new features include the ability to collect data on device orientation, access users’ emoji statuses, exchange media files, and even allow users to send gifts within apps.
  • Increased Message Limits and Ads: Mini-apps will benefit from extended message exchange limits, as well as options for ad monetization, providing developers with tools to boost app engagement and revenue.
Recent Improvements for Telegram Users

At the end of last month, Telegram introduced new features for general users, including the ability to add images and videos to already sent messages, reminds NIXSOLUTIONS. This update also allows users to change media files while editing a message, offering greater flexibility in communication.

We’ll keep you updated on the release of these features, which are expected to significantly improve the mini-app ecosystem within Telegram. As these tools roll out, both developers and users can look forward to a richer, more dynamic experience on the platform.