Source Hub CRM
1215 sources → 716 usable
A working console that turns a catalog of Telegram sources into a queue of signals for websites, bots, design, and automation work.
Why it
was needed
The problem is not that requests do not exist. They are spread across hundreds of Telegram sources and disappear in noise.
The project has a catalog of 1215 public sources, with 716 already selected as usable. But a list of channels does not sell; you need a screen with real signals.
Source Hub separates three layers: where to search, by which rules, and which messages already look like buying intent.
How the signal console
works
The system keeps source catalog, offer rules, and CRM queue separate so a person quickly sees who to write, why, and with what context.
- I Source catalogPublic Telegram spaces are collected and ranked in advance.
- II Offer rulesSeparate profiles for websites, flower shops, bots, design, and automation.
- III Request queueHot, warm, and noise become a working list, not overloaded analytics.
- IV Reason shownEvery signal explains why it appeared.
- V Manual controlNo auto-spam: the system helps decide, it does not send questionable outreach.
What we could
measure
1215 sources → 716 usable. Here are verifiable outcomes and visual materials from the source projects.
Source Hub exists not to read more Telegram, but to read less and see only messages with deal potential.
Stack,
and why
Similar task? 30 minutes, no brief.
Describe what you need. I will say honestly whether I take it, how much it costs, and whether AI can speed it up.