Telegram Bot + SQLite
Same as "Telegram Bot", but with its own small SQLite database so it can remember data between messages. Put the DB file under /data/… (persistent) or /tmp/… — the app disk is read-only.
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Sign up on Deployka
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Get the values you'll need
This template needs one variable: BOT_TOKEN. Here's exactly how to get each one.
BOT_TOKEN- Open Telegram — phone or desktop, doesn't matter.
- Search for @BotFather and open it — this is Telegram's official bot for creating bots.
- Send it the command /newbot.
- It will ask for a name — type anything, e.g. "My First Bot". This is just the display name.
- Then it asks for a username — it must end in "bot", e.g. my_first_helper_bot. If it's taken, try another.
- BotFather sends back a long string like 123456789:AAHf3x... — that's your token. Select and copy the whole thing.
- Paste that token into the BOT_TOKEN field on Deployka.
Never share this token with anyone — it grants full control over your bot.
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Deploy it
Click the button below — it opens the templates page with this template already selected. If it needs variables, paste the values from the step above and click Deploy.
Deploy "Telegram Bot + SQLite"Deploy usually takes 20–40 seconds. The project status appears in your dashboard and switches to "running" once it's ready.
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Check that it works
Open Telegram, find the bot and send /start a few times in a row — the counter in its reply should go up, which means the database works.
This type of project has no web address of its own — that's expected, not an error.
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Something not working?
Open the project page in your dashboard → Logs tab — it shows the exact reason (wrong token, code error, missing variable). Still stuck? Contact support right from your dashboard, or via the Telegram bot with /support.