Rapid introduction to Doublegram

Welcome to the Doublegram documentation, a powerful tool designed to streamline your Telegram account management and optimize your user addition operations to groups and channels. In this introductory guide, we will walk you through the steps required to install and configure Doublegram on your system, as well as how to use its main features.

• Installing Python and PIP

  Before getting started, make sure you have Python installed on your system (version >= 3.8) along with PIP, the Python package manager. If you don't already have Python installed, you can download it from Python.org and follow the appropriate installation instructions for your operating system.

• Downloading and Extracting Doublegram

  Doublegram is available in two editions: Startup (open source) and Pro edition. You can download the Startup edition for free from the GitHub repository or purchase and download the Pro edition from your profile.

  After downloading Doublegram, extract the ZIP file to a preferred location on your system.

• Running Doublegram

  1. Once extracted, open the terminal and navigate to the Doublegram folder using the cd command. For example, if you extracted the ZIP file in the Downloads folder, you can navigate using:
     cd Downloads/Doublegram

  2. Next, start Doublegram by running the command:
     python start.py
  3. If you are using the Pro edition, you will be prompted to enter the license key before launching the program.
• Configuring and Connecting your Telegram Account

  To use Doublegram, you need to connect your Telegram accounts to the application. Follow these steps:

  1. Get your Telegram API ID and Hash by visiting https://my.telegram.org and creating an application.
  2. After obtaining the API ID and Hash, start Doublegram and select the option to add a new account.
  3. Follow the instructions to input the phone number, API ID, and Hash and confirm the connection.
  4. Complete authentication by entering the code sent to your Telegram account.

  Once connected, Doublegram will display a list of your Telegram contacts and groups.

• Account Analysis

  Doublegram offers the Telegram account analysis feature, which provides a detailed report on the status of each account, including details such as Flood status and restrictions.

  Before using Doublegram is important to understand the Flood error and the Telegram restrictions.
• Account Enable/Disable System

  On Doublegram you can enable or disable accounts to prevent them from being used in the application. This feature is useful when you want to temporarily stop using an account without removing it from the system, and give you a lot of flexibility in managing your accounts, for example in multiple instances.

• Creating a Member List

  To add users to your Telegram groups and channels, you need to create a member list. Doublegram allows you to create this list using various scraping methods, such as Standard, Recent users, and Group members by letter.

• Adding Members to Groups and Channels

  Once you have created a member list, you can add users to your Telegram groups and channels using the Add Members feature. When you add users from the members list to a group or channel, Doublegram will use all the Telegram accounts connected to it and automatically invite all the users of the list, using your accounts from the first one to the last one and by following the rules that you can estabilish on the Adding settings. Doublegram offers various options for adding members, you can view more in the Adding members section of the documentation.

• Automatize your operations with Continuous Adding
  Pro

  Doublegram allows you to automate the process of adding users to groups and channels using the Continuous Adding feature. This feature is useful when you need to add a large number of users and want to streamline the process. When enabled, Doublegram Pro will automatically restart from the first of your accounts and continue adding users to the group or channel until the list is complete.

• Running Python Scripts in the Background with Screen

  To run Doublegram in the background and manage multiple terminal sessions, you can use the Screen tool. Instructions for installing and using Screen are available for Windows (with WSL) and Linux/macOS.

• Running Multiple Instances of Doublegram

  Doublegram allows you to run multiple instances simultaneously, useful if you want to add users to multiple groups or channels at the same time. Instructions for running multiple instances are provided for both the Pro and Startup editions.