All-in-one Telegram group management bot. Keep your groups safe, organized, and spam-free while boosting engagement. 

Nomade provides a configurable welcome system that allows administrators to automatically send custom text or media welcome messages when new members join the group.
Messages support dynamic placeholders such as user name, user ID, mention, and group title, enabling personalized onboarding.

The system also supports inline buttons, allowing admins to include links to group rules, support channels, or external resources directly within the welcome message.

Supported commands:
/setwelcome, /welcome on, /welcome off

Nomade includes a flexible locking system that allows administrators to restrict specific message types in a group.
Admins can block links, forwarded messages, stickers, media, usernames, and even specific languages to prevent spam and abuse.

Supported commands:
/lock, /unlock, /locks, /locklanguage, /unlocklanguage

The activity tracker records user message activity within the group.
Admins can view the most active members and individual user statistics to analyze engagement and reward participation.

Supported commands:
/topusers, /userstats

Nomade allows administrators to define and manage group rules centrally.
Rules can be set, displayed, or cleared at any time, helping maintain transparency and order within the community.

Supported commands:
/setrules, /rules, /clearrules

The blacklist system automatically monitors messages for prohibited words.
When a blacklisted word is detected, Nomade can warn users or take predefined actions to maintain a clean environment.

Supported commands:
/addblack, /removeblack, /blacklist

Filters allow administrators to create automatic responses based on keywords.
This is useful for FAQs, rule reminders, and automated replies without manual intervention.

Supported commands:
/filter, /stop

Ghost Mode automatically removes join and leave service messages from the group.
This keeps conversations clean and focused without unnecessary system notifications.

Supported commands:
/ghostmode on, /ghostmode off

Force Subscribe ensures users join required channels before they can send messages in the group.
This feature is commonly used to grow announcement channels or official communities.

Supported commands:
/addfsub, /removefsub, /fsublist

Nomade protects groups from abusive or compromised administrators.

After adding Nomade as an admin, the group owner must authorize protection by promoting the admin using /promote.
Only admins promoted via /promote can be automatically demoted by the system.

Once authorized, if an admin bans or kicks 10 members within 24 hours, Nomade will automatically demote that admin to prevent group damage.

Works fully automatically with no manual configuration.

Nomade can scan and remove deleted Telegram accounts from groups.
This helps maintain an accurate member list and improves group security and cleanliness.

Supported command:
/remove_deleted

Sticker Protection allows administrators to control sticker usage in groups.
Admins can approve or block sticker packs and restrict new users from sending stickers for a defined time period.

Supported commands:
/stickers approve, /stickers disapprove, /stickers reset, /restrict stickers newusers

The Notes system allows administrators to save important messages for later reference.
Users can view notes privately, keeping group chats clean and organized.

Supported commands:
/setnote, /delnote, /notes

The Bio Filter prevents users from sending messages if their Telegram bio contains links or usernames.
This helps reduce spam, promotions, and malicious profiles.

Supported commands:
/bio_links on|off, /bio_usernames on|off

The Life Game system adds optional engagement features such as profiles, virtual currency, and interaction commands.
It is designed to increase activity without interfering with moderation or security features.

Supported commands:
/startlife, /profile, /rob, /gift, /marry, /bet