Telegram multi account JS
A deep technical course on the anatomy of client platforms, interaction mechanics and system architecture. Not for everyone — only for those who want to understand the mechanics from the inside.
10 weeks · 9 modules + bonus · 1st cohort · 20+ real examples
Who is this course for?
This is not a surface-level overview. We take architecture apart and write code. The course fits if you are ready to go deep.
Beginners
Want to move from “watching tutorials” to “building working tools”? Tired of chaotic learning and need structure? Result: confidence, a real understanding of JS/Electron/WebView architecture, and practical skills for freelance work.
Experienced developers
Want to level up with deep knowledge you will not find in public sources? Looking for expertise that takes you to the next level? Result: rare knowledge, a deeper grasp of architecture, and techniques you cannot get on the market.
Prerequisites
Basic JavaScript and the will to dig into details. Electron and reverse engineering are optional — we learn the rest together.
What you will be able to do
In 10 weeks you will build with your own hands: an Electron Telegram multi-account client, your own Mini App deployed to Telegram, detection and bypass modules, a custom Telegram Web and — as a bonus — your own Chromium.
Architecture at code level
Understand client platforms, browsers and WebViews at the level of real code
Checks and bypasses
Understand detection and bypass principles — from basic mechanisms to complex architectural decisions
Telegram Mini Apps
Write Telegram Mini Apps and analyse how they talk to the clients
Environment control
Modify the environment, intercept messages, control component behaviour
Deep debugging
Work with sources, find root causes, reproduce native app behaviour
Custom clients
Build custom clients and integrate your own modules
Independence
Find and bypass restrictions on your own, build solutions for hostile environments
Course program
9 modules stepping from fundamentals to advanced techniques, plus a bonus module on building Chromium. 70% practice, 30% theory. Every module works on real examples: Hamster Kombat, Blum, Moonbix, OKX Racer, TapSwap.
- 01
Introduction
- Course strategy overview and a crash tour of the Web
- History of the web. Primary (HTML, CSS, JS) and secondary (TS, Sass, React) web technologies
- JS runtimes: browser and Node.js. The entry point of a web application
OutcomeUnderstanding how the web works and which tools are used for what. Knowing the entry point of a web app, module imports, and where and in what order code runs
- 02
Electron — the client shell basics
- Electron fundamentals. How Chromium and Node.js are packaged into a desktop app
- The architecture of Electron apps
- Where the entry point is and how modules load
- Which code runs on the Node.js side, which in Chromium, and how they talk
OutcomeUnderstanding how Chromium and Node.js combine into a desktop app. Your own Telegram multi-account client: creating and managing sessions, logging in, switching accounts
- 03
Telegram Mini Apps — structure and mechanics
- Telegram Mini Apps fundamentals
- How Mini Apps work
- How they talk to the Telegram client
- Architectural differences between web and native Telegram clients
OutcomeUnderstanding Mini App architecture, building your own tap game and deploying it to Telegram
- 04
Browser detection — mechanics and examples
- Types of desktop checks
- at the Telegram architecture level
- at the Chromium architecture level
- Real cases
- Hamster Kombat (Telegram.WebApp.platform)
- Blum (CSP)
- TapSwap (mobile API check)
OutcomeMastering desktop-browser detection and adding it to your tap game: no direct opening in a browser, Android and iOS clients only
- 05
Bypassing basic Mini App checks
- The principle behind bypassing the checks from the previous module
- Designing and embedding bypass modules into the multi-account client
OutcomeUnderstanding bypasses. Automatic bypass modules built into the client. Attaching DevTools to any Mini App
- 06
Telegram Web & Mini Apps — internal architecture
- Digging into Telegram Web architecture and how it talks to Mini Apps
- Building a custom Telegram Web client from source
- Integrating the custom client into the multi-account app
OutcomeBuilding a custom Telegram Web client from source and integrating it into the multi-account client
- 07
Advanced Mini App checks
- Advanced detection methods from OKX Racer and Binance Moonbix
- The “double-barrel” principle
- Barrel 1: iframe and browser check
- Barrel 2: Telegram client interaction check
OutcomeThe mechanics of elite tap games’ advanced detection, built into your Mini App. Understanding explicit vs implicit detection
- 08
Bypassing advanced Mini App checks
- Designing a double-barrel bypass module
- Analysing Telegram ↔ Mini App communication across clients
OutcomeThe nuances of Telegram ↔ Mini App communication across platforms; a bypass module for advanced detection built into the client
- 09
Further improvements
- Designing a module that reads browser parameters from a real WebView on a physical device
- Applying the captured UserAgent, platform, screen size, CPU performance, network activity
- Loading and saving parameters for emulation before launching an account
OutcomeA separate Mini App that reads a real phone’s WebView parameters into a settings file. The file is attached to an account for exact emulation
- Bonus
Custom Chromium
- Building Chromium from source
- Compiling your own Chromium with “lockpicks” and “cheat codes”
- Integrating the custom Chromium into the anti-detect client
OutcomeA custom Chromium built from source and added to the multi-account client
Course schedule
- 01Introductionavailable
- 02Electron — the client shell basicsavailable
- 03Telegram Mini Apps — structure and mechanicsavailable
- 04Browser detection — mechanics and examplesavailable
- 05Bypassing basic Mini App checksavailable
- 06Telegram Web & Mini Apps — internal architectureOctober 9available
- 07Advanced Mini App checksnextOctober 16in 7 days
- 08Bypassing advanced Mini App checksOctober 23in 14 days
- 09Further improvementsOctober 30in 21 days
- BonusCustom ChromiumNovember 6in 28 days
6 of 10 available
What is inside
The course is built on the arms-race principle: you set the traps and you bypass them yourself.
Arms-race simulator
You build your Mini App and your client in parallel. You put protections into the app yourself — and learn to bypass them yourself. The only way to really understand the mechanics.
Materials and source code
All sources, templates, analysis tools and working examples. A full kit for independent work.
Weekly live teardowns
Zoom sessions with the author: hard parts, questions, practical tasks solved live.
A program nobody else teaches
There is no course like this on the market. Original material on hard technical topics taught nowhere else.
Practice that sticks
Homework for deep understanding and skill building. Every module comes with practical assignments.
Personal involvement
Active work in chats, answers to questions, homework review and personal feedback on your projects.
Who teaches
Aram Tashchyan — author of the program and its only instructor.
The whole course — from Electron architecture to building Chromium from source — is made and taught by one person. This is not a studio with a producer and guest speakers: I wrote the program, I run the sessions, I answer the questions in chat.
That is why seats on the Mentoring plan are limited — not for artificial scarcity, but because personal involvement does not scale.
- Weekly live sessions: hard parts and tasks solved live
- Homework review with personal feedback
- Answers in the participants chat throughout the course
- 1-on-1 Zoom calls on the Mentoring plan
Where I publish teardowns for free: YouTube, Telegram channel, Boosty.
Questions before buying — message me at @tashchyan or email aram@tashchyan.ru.
What you do not lose if it is not for you
Before you look at the plans — here are the terms under which you risk nothing.
Refund guarantee
Watched the first module and realised it is not for you — 100% refund minus the bank fee. No explanations, no back-and-forth.
Support guarantee
Seats on Mentoring are deliberately few: that way I can answer questions in chat and review your code instead of handing out template replies.
Relevance guarantee
Lessons are recorded for this cohort, not repackaged from old ones. Platforms change — the material follows.
Ways to join
Pick the depth that matches your goals and experience. Prices are shown in the checkout form.
Look first, decide later
Demo access is not a trimmed presentation: it is the entire first module, exactly as participants get it. Enough to judge the delivery, pace and level of detail before paying for the full course.
- Module 1. Introduction — in full
- The first two live sessions
In the checkout form this is a separate product — “Demo”
Basic
- scope
- Modules 1–5
- up to and including basic bypasses
- access
- 3 months
- of course access
- not included: Participants chat
- not included: Homework
- not included: Homework review
- not included: Weekly live sessions with Aram
- not included: 1-on-1 Zoom calls with Aram
- not included: Bonus module: Chromium from source
Advanced
Full program- scope
- All 9 modules
- the whole program, advanced bypasses included
- access
- 1 year
- of course access
- included: Participants chat
- included: Homework
- not included: Homework review
- included: Weekly live sessions with Aram
- not included: 1-on-1 Zoom calls with Aram
- not included: Bonus module: Chromium from source
Mentoring
- scope
- All 9 modules
- the whole program, advanced bypasses included
- access
- Forever
- lifetime course access
- included: Participants chat — general and VIP
- included: Homework
- included: Homework review
- included: Weekly live sessions with Aram
- included: 2 one-on-one Zoom calls with Aram
- included: Bonus module: Chromium from source
- Materials and source code of every program
- Lifetime access to Boosty content
Ready to dive into platform architecture?
Limited enrolment. Sign up while seats are available.