Get Your Feed in Telegram or Discord

Feedpik can push a digest of your top stories into Telegram or Discord on a schedule you pick, and you can talk back to it there — "less crypto, more chip supply" works in a chat window the same as it does in the reader.

Both connect from the same page: feedpik.com/telegram, which handles Telegram and Discord despite the name.

Telegram

1. Open feedpik.com/telegram and press Connect under Telegram.
2. Press Open in Telegram.
3. Press Start in the chat that opens.

That is the whole thing — the link carries your account code, so there is nothing to type.

If pressing Start appears to do nothing, you are on Telegram's web landing page and its Start button is trying to hand off to the Telegram desktop app. With that app not installed, the handoff fails silently and looks like a broken button. Press Open in Web on that page instead, then Start.

The link expires. If you leave it a while and it stops working, go back and press Connect again for a fresh one.

Discord

Discord has no equivalent of Telegram's deep link, so you type a short code instead.

1. Open feedpik.com/telegram and press Connect under Discord.
2. Press Add to Discord and authorise the bot.
3. Send the bot a direct message: /link followed by the code shown on the page.

The page shows the whole command ready to copy, code included. It expires like Telegram's, so grab a fresh one if it has been sitting.

Choosing when digests arrive

Four options, in both chats:

Daily	one digest at 8am
Every 4 hours	for fast-moving days
Weekly	a single roundup
Off	no scheduled digests — the bot still answers when you talk to it

In Telegram, buttons appear in the chat. In Discord, use /frequency.

Language works the same way: buttons in Telegram, /language in Discord. The bot writes your digest in the language you choose, not the language of the articles — it summarises across sources either way.

What you can do in the chat

Beyond digests, the bot is a way into your feed from wherever you already are.

Ask it for a digest now — /digest in Discord, or ask in Telegram. Useful when you have twenty minutes and did not want to wait for 8am.

Ask it questions — /ask in Discord, or just type in Telegram.

Change your ranking — tell it what you want more or less of. It proposes the change with an Apply button, and an Undo after you have applied. Nothing changes until you press Apply.

Discord also has /reset to clear the conversation, /unlink to disconnect the account, and /help.

Chat replies are part of the paid plans and draw on your monthly AI credits. Digests are not — they keep arriving whatever your plan, and running out of credits stops the conversation, not the delivery.

Two things worth knowing

Digests go to your direct messages, not to a server channel. What you read is yours, and a channel is a room with other people in it.

A digest is not a briefing. The digest is your top stories, summarised and pushed to chat. The daily briefing in the reader is a different thing: it clusters the day into topics and synthesises each one across your sources. Both exist, and they answer different questions — "what should I read" versus "what happened today".

If it stops working

Digests stopped arriving — check the frequency did not get set to off, then re-link. A revoked or expired connection cannot announce itself; it simply goes quiet.

"That suggestion is too old to apply" — proposals expire so an Apply button in old scrollback cannot change your ranking weeks later. Ask again and you will get a fresh one.

The bot replies that you are out of credits — that is the monthly AI allowance, and it resets at the start of the month. Digests are unaffected.