Hello.
I would like to present a simple service that I once wrote for a client and now modified for myself. The service consists in sending an anonymous message to the recipient on a telegram. How it works:
1. We join the telegram bot (name on the website)
2. We have several commands in the bot:
- / newtoken - creates a sub-account, we provide a proper name so that we know from which sub-account the message came. We get a unique sub-account ID (everyone can set up 10 sub-accounts)
- / mytoken - displays all our subaccounts name / token
- / shared - we can choose which account is public. Then, when entering the name and <enter> in the token field on the website, the shared accounts are prompted to us
- / delete - deleting the selected subaccount
- / close - closing the account, deleting all sub-accounts
3. We can send a message from the website or via a link
4. We can provide a ready link to send you a message https://121212.best/0/home?token=cJbpW0nlDMT4 The page with our token filled in is being loaded
5. We can use sending from the address line https://121212.best/send?k=your_token&t=message_to_send
I use sending messages from http address for the most expensive notifications from other servers. Can be used for mail notifications, sensors, service status on the server, etc.
The website has no logs, does not save data from the telegram (name, phone, etc.), except for the ID needed for sending. There are no IP logs etc.
Everyone has 10 sub-accounts that can be added to their various services.
On the telegram bot we get a message sent to your subaccount, there is a signature with the name of the subaccount.
Sending from the site is a vanishing message option. By default, the message remains with the recipient, you can set the time after which the message disappears with the recipient. Useful when reading sensor data so as not to clutter your bot telegram channel.
Service address https://121212.best
Everything is written in B4J, of course.
I would like to present a simple service that I once wrote for a client and now modified for myself. The service consists in sending an anonymous message to the recipient on a telegram. How it works:
1. We join the telegram bot (name on the website)
2. We have several commands in the bot:
- / newtoken - creates a sub-account, we provide a proper name so that we know from which sub-account the message came. We get a unique sub-account ID (everyone can set up 10 sub-accounts)
- / mytoken - displays all our subaccounts name / token
- / shared - we can choose which account is public. Then, when entering the name and <enter> in the token field on the website, the shared accounts are prompted to us
- / delete - deleting the selected subaccount
- / close - closing the account, deleting all sub-accounts
3. We can send a message from the website or via a link
4. We can provide a ready link to send you a message https://121212.best/0/home?token=cJbpW0nlDMT4 The page with our token filled in is being loaded
5. We can use sending from the address line https://121212.best/send?k=your_token&t=message_to_send
I use sending messages from http address for the most expensive notifications from other servers. Can be used for mail notifications, sensors, service status on the server, etc.
The website has no logs, does not save data from the telegram (name, phone, etc.), except for the ID needed for sending. There are no IP logs etc.
Everyone has 10 sub-accounts that can be added to their various services.
On the telegram bot we get a message sent to your subaccount, there is a signature with the name of the subaccount.
Sending from the site is a vanishing message option. By default, the message remains with the recipient, you can set the time after which the message disappears with the recipient. Useful when reading sensor data so as not to clutter your bot telegram channel.
Service address https://121212.best
Everything is written in B4J, of course.
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