One name for many people
A keytag looks like an ordinary username — @all,
@admins — but stands for everyone you put behind it.
One username that stands for a whole group. Create a keytag like
@all or @admins, drop it into any message,
and the bot mentions everyone behind it — instead of typing out a long
list of handles by hand.
A keytag looks like an ordinary username — @all,
@admins — but stands for everyone you put behind it.
Drop @all into a normal sentence and the bot replies
with the full list of mentions — nobody gets forgotten.
Pass a keytag where you would pass a person: /atg all
@admins pulls in everyone from admins too.
One chat can hold a tag per team, per project or per shift — and a person can belong to several at once.
Every action works both ways — tap through inline buttons, or type the command if your hands are already on the keyboard.
/atg and /rtg stand in for the longer
add and remove commands. A missing keytag is created on the spot.
/new_keytag all
/atg all @anna @mark @sofia
all now has 3 tags.
Open @ultimate_tag_bot in Telegram and add it to the group you want, with admin rights.
Send /add_tag all @me @he @she @they — a tag name
followed by everyone who belongs to it. Make as many as you need:
design, backend, all.
Write Hey @all and the bot replies with the mentions
for everyone in that tag — so they all get a notification.
Everything here is also available as inline buttons, if you would rather tap than type.
/keytags
Open the list of keytags in this chat and manage them.
/new_keytag [name]
Create an empty keytag, for example /new_keytag all.
/add_tag [keytag] [tags…]
Add people to a keytag. Shortened to /atg; creates the
keytag automatically if it does not exist yet.
/remove_tag [keytag] [tags…]
Take people out of a keytag. Shortened to /rtg.
/tag [keytag]
Ping everyone in a keytag directly, without writing a message.
/delete_keytag [keytag]
Delete a keytag along with every tag inside it.
Free, no sign-up — just add the bot to a group.