Works in Russia without VPN Telegram bots

The official Telegram bot for creating and managing bots: registers a new bot in a minute, issues the API token, sets commands, description and avatar. Free, English interface, no third-party sign-up.

Telegram's official bot for creating sticker and custom emoji packs: upload images or videos, assign emoji, publish a pack link. Free, no watermarks, no third-party apps.

Sber's official speech-recognition bot: send any audio message and get an accurate text transcript back, backed by Sber's own SaluteSpeech engine and over half a million monthly users.

Sber's official free neural network bot: writes and explains text, summarizes long articles, draws pictures, and understands both text and voice messages — no VPN or subscription needed.

Official Yandex Translate bot: send text and get a translation with automatic language detection, or use it inline in any chat. Free, dozens of languages, strong on Russian.

Sber's official image-generation bot: describe a picture in Russian or English and Kandinsky draws it, mixes styles, and outpaints beyond the original frame — all for free.

The genuine official bot of Doctor Web, a long-established Russian antivirus vendor — send it a file or link in a private chat or a group and it scans for malware and phishing using Dr.Web's own cloud engine.

"Alexandra," the official AI assistant of Moscow's Department of Transport — ask about metro, MCD/MCC, buses, fares, taxis and carsharing, a virtual assistant that has already answered over 20 million questions.

The real, official Telegram bot of Russia's Federal Bailiff Service — check your own enforcement proceedings, property and bank-account arrests, and travel-abroad restrictions in real time, straight from the agency itself.

A large multi-model creative bot with over 320,000 monthly users, offering 16+ image and video models including Midjourney-class generation, Nano Banana editing and more in one place.

Yandex's official AI bot inside Telegram: the same Alice neural network behind Yandex products, ready to help with work, study and creative tasks in fluent Russian.

The official Telegram bot of Avtoteka, one of Russia's biggest used-car-history brands — check pledges, accidents and repair records by VIN or plate, straight from the same company most dealerships already use.

An all-in-one AI hub inside Telegram: chat with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek, generate images with Midjourney-class models, and search the web — all from one bot with millions of monthly users.

The official Telegram bot of Moscow's IT department (DIT) — submit water, heat and electricity meter readings straight to the city, no other app or login required.

Mirrors messages sent to you so you can still see them if the sender deletes or edits them — hugely popular (300k+ monthly users), but be aware it means everyone in a chat with this bot has their messages logged, not just yours.

The Telegram bot of Avtocod (avtocod.ru), a well-known Russian vehicle-history service — send a VIN or plate number and get accidents, liens, mileage history, restrictions and fines pulled from 13+ official sources.

A large ChatGPT-aggregator bot with over 50,000 monthly users that answers questions and works with text, photos, audio and files, bundling several AI models under one Telegram chat.

The official virtual consultant of Novosibirsk region's MFC ("Мои Документы") network — get consulted on which government services are available and where, straight from the region's own MFC service.

A niche but genuinely useful scanner for website owners — drop a .php or .js file and it checks against 500+ known malicious-code patterns, built by Revisium, a company known for cleaning hacked websites.

"Easy VIN" checks a car's history by VIN or plate for a flat, clearly stated 99₽ per report — one of the few bots in this category that prices itself openly right in its own profile.

A convenient chat front-end for urlscan.io's public URL-analysis engine — send a suspicious link and get back what the page actually does, not just a blocklist yes/no.

Add several license plates and it checks all of them for new GIBDD fines every day, alerting you automatically. Built by an individual developer, not GIBDD — unofficial, so treat gosuslugi.ru as the final word.

The Telegram bot for the "Штрафы ПДД" (Traffic Fines) app — checks and pays GIBDD and GIS GMP fines by vehicle or driver, backed by an established mobile app rather than a lone side project.

An independent developer's bot that wraps VirusTotal's public multi-engine scanning for links and files. Not run by Google/VirusTotal itself — a convenient unofficial front-end, similar in spirit to third-party wrappers around other public APIs.

A free, no-frills traffic-fine checker — send your license plate and vehicle registration number and get back any unpaid GIBDD fines. Unofficial: the authoritative source is always gosuslugi.ru or gibdd.ru.

A simple file-checking bot that also relies on VirusTotal's database under the hood — described plainly in its own profile as checking files "through the VirusTotal database."

Checks a VIN against factory equipment, dealer service history and third-party reports (CARFAX, Cavertical, Avtoteka) in one message — its own profile spells out exactly this scope.