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🐦 Tweet Feed

Tweet Feed allows you to automatically share updates from specific X (Twitter) accounts to your Telegram group. This feature enables seamless cross-platform content distribution, keeping your community informed about important updates from key accounts.

Overview​

Automatically share updates from specific X accounts to the group. The Tweet Feed feature monitors selected X/Twitter accounts and automatically posts their tweets to your Telegram community in real-time.

Key benefits:

  • Stay updated with important X accounts
  • Automate content sharing from project accounts
  • Maintain consistent information flow
  • Save time on manual content posting
  • Customize how tweets appear in your group

Configuration​

To access Tweet Feed settings:

  1. Use the /settings command in your chat
  2. Navigate to 📆 Content Scaling → 🐦 Tweet Feed
  3. Toggle the feature 🟢 ON or 🔴 OFF

Main Settings​

Enabled/Disabled Toggle​

Enable or disable ALL feeds at once.

  • 🟢 Enabled: All configured feeds are active and will post to your group
  • 🔴 Disabled: All feeds are paused, no tweets will be posted
Quick Control

Use this toggle to temporarily pause all feeds without deleting your configurations.

Manage Feeds​

View or edit existing X feeds.

Features:

  • See all configured feeds at a glance
  • Check which feeds are enabled (🟢) or disabled (🔴)
  • Edit individual feed settings
  • Delete feeds you no longer need
  • Create new feeds

Mode​

Determines where the posts are streamed to (main chat, channel, or to a telegram topic).

Available modes:

  • Main chat: New posts from X are sent to the main chat
  • Channel: New posts from X are sent to a specified channel
  • Topic: New posts from X are sent to a specified telegram topic (supergroups only)
Topic Mode

Topic mode is only available in Telegram supergroups that have topics enabled.

Creating a New Feed​

To create a new X/Twitter feed:

  1. Go to Manage Feeds
  2. Select + New feed: Create a new X feed
  3. Configure the following settings:

Feed Configuration Options​

User​

The X user you'd like to stream posts from.

Format: Enter the X username (with or without @)

Examples:

  • elonmusk
  • @CryptoProject
  • YourBrandAccount
Verified Accounts

Works with any public X account, including verified accounts, projects, news sources, or influencers.

Template​

The format for how posts are scaled to Telegram.

Customize how tweets appear in your Telegram group:

  • Add custom text before/after tweets
  • Include hashtags or mentions
  • Format the message styling
  • Add context or commentary

Example templates:

🐦 New tweet from @\{username\}:
\{tweet_text\}
📢 Update: \{tweet_text\}
🔗 View on X: \{tweet_url\}

Buttons​

Add buttons to each new post for this feed.

Common button uses:

  • Link to the original tweet
  • Link to the X profile
  • Call-to-action buttons
  • Related resources

Button format:

View Tweet | \{tweet_url\}
Follow on X | https://x.com/username
Engagement

Buttons increase engagement by making it easy for members to interact with the original content.

Retweets​

Include reposts/retweets in this feed.

Options:

  • ✅ Enabled: Feed will include retweets from the account
  • ❌ Disabled: Feed will only show original posts

Use cases:

  • Enable: When retweets provide valuable context
  • Disable: When you only want original content from the account

Quotes​

Include quote posts in this feed.

Options:

  • ✅ Enabled: Feed will include quote tweets
  • ❌ Disabled: Feed will only show regular posts

What are quote posts? Quote posts are when the account retweets someone else's tweet with additional commentary.

Send first media​

If the post contains media, it will be scaled to Telegram via a media message.

Options:

  • ✅ Enabled: Media (images, videos, GIFs) will be sent as Telegram media
  • ❌ Disabled: Media will be linked but not directly displayed

Media types supported:

  • Images
  • Videos
  • GIFs
  • Multiple media (up to Twitter's limits)
Visual Content

Enabling media creates a more engaging experience, especially for visual content like project updates, announcements, or creative posts.

Enable link preview for posts that contain links.

Options:

  • ✅ Enabled: Shows preview of links in tweets
  • ❌ Disabled: Links appear as text only

Benefits:

  • Better visual presentation
  • Provides context without clicking
  • Increases engagement with linked content
Link Previews

Link previews can make messages longer. Disable if you prefer cleaner, text-only messages.

Saving Your Feed​

After configuring all settings, click 💾 Save to activate the feed.

The bot will confirm the feed creation and begin monitoring the specified X account.

Mode Configuration​

Main Chat​

New posts from X are sent to the main chat.

Best for:

  • General community updates
  • Smaller groups
  • When all members should see tweets
  • Primary information source

Considerations:

  • Can be busy with multiple feeds
  • May mix with regular conversation
  • Good for transparent communication

Channel​

New posts from X are sent to a specified channel.

Setup:

  1. Select "Channel" mode
  2. Forward a message from the desired channel to the bot
  3. Or enter the channel ID manually

Best for:

  • Dedicated news/update channels
  • Separating automated content from discussions
  • Multiple feeds without cluttering main chat
  • Archive of all X updates
Dedicated Channel

Create a dedicated channel like "Twitter Feed" or "Project Updates" to keep automated content organized.

Topic​

New posts from X are sent to a specified telegram topic (supergroups only).

Requirements:

  • Must be a supergroup
  • Topics must be enabled
  • Bot must have access to the topic

Best for:

  • Organized supergroups
  • Separating different types of content
  • Multiple feeds to different topics
  • Structured information architecture

Example structure:

  • Topic 1: "Project Updates" - Official project tweets
  • Topic 2: "News" - Industry news feeds
  • Topic 3: "Community" - Community manager tweets

Managing Existing Feeds​

Viewing Feeds​

In the Manage Feeds menu, you'll see:

  • List of all configured feeds
  • Username for each feed
  • Status indicator (🟢 enabled / 🔴 disabled)

Editing Feeds​

Click on any feed to modify:

  • Change template format
  • Update button links
  • Toggle retweets/quotes
  • Adjust media settings
  • Enable/disable individual feed

Deleting Feeds​

Remove feeds that are no longer needed:

  1. Select the feed to delete
  2. Choose delete option
  3. Confirm deletion

Common Use Cases​

Project Official Updates​

Scenario: Share your project's official X account updates.

Configuration:

  • User: @YourProject
  • Mode: Main chat
  • Retweets: Disabled (only official posts)
  • Quotes: Disabled
  • Media: Enabled
  • Template: "🚀 Official Update: {tweet_text}"

Industry News Feed​

Scenario: Keep community informed about industry developments.

Configuration:

  • User: @CryptoNews
  • Mode: Channel ("News Feed")
  • Retweets: Enabled
  • Quotes: Enabled
  • Media: Enabled
  • Buttons: "Read More | {tweet_url}"

Founder/CEO Updates​

Scenario: Share leadership insights and updates.

Configuration:

  • User: @FounderName
  • Mode: Topic ("Leadership Updates")
  • Retweets: Enabled (curated content)
  • Quotes: Enabled
  • Media: Enabled
  • Template: "💡 From our CEO: {tweet_text}"

Multiple Account Monitoring​

Scenario: Monitor multiple related accounts.

Configuration:

  • Feed 1: Official project account → Main chat
  • Feed 2: Development team → Topic "Dev Updates"
  • Feed 3: Marketing team → Topic "Announcements"
  • Feed 4: CEO personal → Topic "Leadership"

Best Practices​

Effective Tweet Feed Management
  • Start with one or two key accounts
  • Choose accounts with consistent, valuable content
  • Use templates to add context
  • Enable media for visual engagement
  • Use appropriate mode for your community size
  • Review feeds regularly and remove inactive accounts
  • Disable retweets if original content is more relevant
  • Add buttons for easy access to original tweets
Avoid Information Overload
  • Don't add too many feeds at once
  • High-volume accounts can overwhelm your chat
  • Consider using channels or topics for multiple feeds
  • Monitor community feedback on automated posts
  • Quality over quantity - curate your feed sources
  • Disable feeds during low activity periods if needed

Advanced Strategies​

Multi-Account Content Curation​

Create a comprehensive information network:

  • Tier 1 (Main chat): Critical official updates only
  • Tier 2 (Topic/Channel): Industry news and insights
  • Tier 3 (Topic/Channel): Community and engagement content

Customized Templates for Different Feeds​

Differentiate sources with distinct templates:

Official: "🎯 Official Update: \{tweet_text\}"
News: "📰 Industry News: \{tweet_text\}"
Team: "👥 Team Update: \{tweet_text\}"
Community: "💬 Community Highlight: \{tweet_text\}"

Strategic Button Usage​

Add contextual buttons:

  • Project feeds: "Visit Website | Learn More | Join Community"
  • News feeds: "Read Article | Share | Discuss"
  • Personal feeds: "Follow | Reply | View Profile"

Time-Sensitive Feeds​

Use different accounts for different purposes:

  • Real-time: Breaking news, announcements
  • Daily: Regular updates, insights
  • Weekly: Digests, summaries

Troubleshooting​

Feed not posting tweets?

  • Verify the feed is enabled (🟢)
  • Check the overall Tweet Feed toggle is ON
  • Confirm X username is correct
  • Ensure the X account is public
  • Verify bot has posting permissions

Tweets appearing with wrong format?

  • Review your template settings
  • Check for template syntax errors
  • Test template with a new tweet
  • Ensure variables are correctly formatted

Media not displaying?

  • Verify "Send first media" is enabled
  • Check bot has permission to send media
  • Ensure the tweet actually contains media
  • Try disabling and re-enabling the setting

Too many tweets posting?

  • Disable retweets and quotes
  • Consider using a channel instead of main chat
  • Reduce number of feeds
  • Choose less active accounts

Buttons not working?

  • Verify button format (Text | URL)
  • Check URLs are valid
  • Test buttons before deploying
  • Ensure proper spacing and syntax

Feed posting to wrong location?

  • Check Mode setting
  • Verify channel/topic configuration
  • Ensure bot has access to destination
  • Reconfigure mode if needed
tip

Remember to give the Fren One bot admin privileges in your chat, channel, or topics where tweets will be posted. Test your feed configuration with a low-activity account before adding high-volume feeds.