Good questions, straight answers.

grpsignal is a local-first signal layer for Telegram groups you already use. It watches locally through Telegram Web and helps you filter and review posts with your own AI connection.

No. grpsignal is not positioned as a server-side scraping service. The main workflow runs locally with sources you already access.

Yes. The desktop/local assistant and browser-extension workflow are designed around your own machine and focused sessions.

No. You keep control of your own account. grpsignal does not ask for your Telegram password.

For this early access website, account status and request metadata can be stored in Supabase. By default, raw source content is not stored on grpsignal servers.

Connect an API provider or local model when you want help drafting filters or reviewing results. You stay in control of what is used.

No. grpsignal does not contact people, create groups, or change Telegram content. AI can help draft filters or review results through the provider or local model you connect.

The early desktop helper is planned for macOS and Windows during the private beta launch. Linux is planned for technical users later.

Monitoring runs through your local session. You choose which Telegram groups are active and when Workspace Helper is running.

Pilot access is a manually approved free testing path for users with real use cases and feedback.

Your request is reviewed manually. If approved, setup instructions and support are provided through the private beta flow.

Yes, business and team workflows may be supported later, but this pass focuses on individual early users.

Monthly and annual plans come after the pilot. grpsignal is free during the pilot release, and lifetime funding is optional for people who want to support the project.

Yes. To delete your early access account or request data, contact support.

Downloads are private/manual during the controlled beta. Approved users receive setup instructions through the private beta flow.