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Genisys : Powerful Telegram Members Scraping and Adding Toolkit

Genisys is a Powerful Telegram Members Scraping and Adding Toolkit.

Features

  • ADDS IN BULK[by user id, not by username]
  • Scrapes and adds to public groups
  • Works in Windows systems
  • You can run unlimited accounts at the same time in order to add members
  • CSV files auto-distributer based on number of accounts to use
  • Powerful scraping tool that can scrape active members from any public group
  • You can add members both by username and by user ID
  • Least chances of account ban
  • Script auto-joins public group from all accounts for faster adding
  • Filters banned accounts and remove them, making things easy
  • Genisys can also store unlimited accounts for adding purposes
  • Adding scripts launches automatically based on number of accounts to use

How to use?

  • Install Requirements

pip install -r requirements.txt

  • Read the complete tutorial HOW_TO_USE.txt and use it
  • Add your accounts to add and scrape members

python manager.py

  • Scrape members

python scraper.py

  • Add members

python tsadder.py

Support | Gallery

  • For any issue or help join our Hub

Warning

  • This tool is official and completely free to use. Do not buy if anyone tries to sell by copying script

News

  • Adding in private groups feature will be available soon
  • Seperate tool will be launched for Linux/Android
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