Training relies on consistency, and consistency relies on reminders. There are two channels: Telegram and browser push notifications. Plus, email for those who want neither.
What the bot can do
To save you from searching in vain, let's clarify right away: lessons within the bot itself have been discontinued. Previously, words were shown directly in the chat; now, training takes place on the website because word bank cards and text input do not fit in the chat.
Today, the bot does three things:
- Lets you into the site without a password.
- Reminds you about your lessons.
- Notifies you when a requested AI analysis is ready.
Login via Telegram
On the login page, click "Log in via Telegram." Then:
- open the bot via the link;
- press Start;
- return to the tab — it will log in automatically.
The link is valid for 10 minutes. There is no password, so there is nothing to remember.
This same method links the website account with your Telegram — without this, Telegram reminders will not work.
Bot Settings
The /settings command opens a menu:
- language — Russian or English;
- notification frequency;
- notification window — the period of the day during which the bot is allowed to disturb you.
It is worth setting the window immediately; otherwise, a reminder may arrive at an inconvenient time.
There are also /help and /cancel — for help and canceling the current action.
If you send any text to the bot, it will reply with a link to the analysis of that text on the website.
What a reminder looks like
📚 Time to practice
Words for review: 12.
• กิน
• ตลาด
• ...
Click "Start Lesson" to open the training on the website.
There are two buttons under the message:
- ▶️ Start Lesson — opens the training and lets you in immediately, no input required. The link is one-time and lasts for 24 hours: the message remains in the chat forever, but the access link does not. If you open an old reminder a week later, you will be taken to the regular login page. This is not a bug, but a security feature.
- 🔕 Disable Reminders — turns them off with one click, without going into settings. To turn them back on, go to your Profile.
The first five words are shown, followed by "...and N more."
There is always at least half an hour between two reminders, even if you have set several close study times. So the bot will not flood you with messages.
Browser Push Notifications
If you don't need Telegram, there is a bell button 🔔 in the top panel of the website. Click it — the browser will ask for permission — and you're done.
Push notifications arrive in two cases:
- time to study — the lesson time has arrived and there are words to review;
- analysis ready — the AI analysis you ordered has finished. → AI word analysis
This also works on mobile if you open the site in a browser and allow notifications. No separate app is needed.
Where to enable notifications
Notification channels are set separately for each collection: Collection Settings → Training → Notifications. Study times are also set there. → Word Collections
This setup allows you, for example, to receive reminders for your main collection via Telegram and receive none at all for a secondary one.
The general switch for Telegram notifications is in the Profile.
If reminders are not arriving
In order:
- Is Telegram linked? Your Profile will show this. If not, log in via Telegram once.
- Is training enabled for the collection? Without this, there is nothing to remind you about.
- Is the correct channel checked in the training settings for that collection?
- Did you disable them using the "🔕 Disable Reminders" button in an old message?
- Is there anything to review? If everything has been reviewed, no reminder will be sent — this is the correct behavior, not a failure.
- Notification window in
/settings— is it cutting off your study time?
For push notifications specifically: permission can be revoked in the browser settings, in which case the bell will become gray again.
Next
- Training — study times and daily goals
- Word Collections — where to enable notification channels
- Getting Started