# Out of the chats, into the right thread Forward a Telegram message to your own bot, set up once in n8n or Make, and tap the thread it belongs to. Slack mentions and filtered emails file themselves. ## At a glance - **For:** Anyone whose work runs through four messengers and an inbox. - **You keep:** One thread per subject, such as Office move. - **Comes in:** - Telegram messages you forward to your own bot, set up in n8n or Make, in the thread you tap. - Slack messages that mention your Slack app. - Emails that match a filter. - **The moment:** On moving day the keys, the elevator and the movers’ quote are in one thread, in order, next to your own checklist. - **Plan:** Pro · From USD 7.99 a month. 14 days free, no card. ## Before The landlord writes on Telegram, the team plans in Slack, the movers send quotes by email and the building manager answers on WhatsApp. On moving day you need the message about the elevator, and you search four apps for it. ## Why a thread, not four chats and an inbox ### One subject, every channel Messages land in order under the subject they belong to, wherever they were sent. ### Your notes next to them The comparison table, the checklist and the photo of the hallway sit right under the message they answer. ### A thread can be Done When the move is over, mark it Done and archive it. Search still finds the elevator booking next year. ## The moment On your phone: forward it, tap the thread, done. Example chat with your bot: **Telegram bot** Forwarded from the landlord: Keys from Friday after 14:00, office 4B. Which thread? - Chosen: Office move - Lumen website - Ops inbox Added to Office move. ## A thread, over time Your workspace starts empty. ### Office move Active #### Mon 12 Oct *Forward it to your bot, tap Office move, and it lands here.* via **Telegram bot** · 09:05 Forwarded from the landlord: “Keys from Friday after 14:00, office 4B.” *A Slack message that mentions your app is filed too.* via **Slack** · 11:40 The internet installer is confirmed for Monday, 9–12. #### Tue 13 Oct *An email filter files the quote.* via **Email filter** · 08:15 FastMove, quote 2291: three movers, six hours, €840. *Your decision, next to the quotes it came from.* **You** · 09:30 | Mover | People | Hours | Price | |---|---|---|---| | FastMove | 3 | 6 | €840 | | CityVan | 2 | 8 | €760 | Booking FastMove: they can come on Friday, when the keys are ours. #### Wed 14 Oct *WhatsApp has no automation for personal chats, so paste the screenshot.* **You** · 19:10 From WhatsApp, the building manager: the elevator is booked 8:00–12:00. [Image: Screenshot of the WhatsApp message] #### Thu 15 Oct **You** · 18:00 - [x] Keys - [x] Elevator - [ ] Label the boxes - [ ] Cancel the old internet ## It files itself. You read. Your tools write into the threads you choose, with only the access you give them. [Script or API](https://thread.page/help/connections/custom.md) ### Forward from Telegram, tap the thread Set up your own Telegram bot once, in n8n or Make. Then forward it any message: it answers with a button for each of your threads; tap one, and the message becomes a note there. In Office move via **Telegram bot** · 09:05 Forwarded from the landlord: “Keys from Friday after 14:00, office 4B.” #### Set it up Automation Add only n8n or Make 1. Create a bot with **@BotFather** in Telegram and copy its token. 2. In **Settings → Connections → Automations**, choose **Connect an automation** → **Script or API** with **Add only** for the threads the bot may file into, and name it Telegram bot. It can add notes there and see those threads’ titles, nothing more. 3. In n8n or Make, start from a Telegram trigger. Answer each message with one button per thread from the token’s thread list; when a button is tapped, add the message to that thread through the Integration API. ### Mention your Slack app Write a message in Slack that mentions your Slack app, and that message becomes a note. #### Set it up Automation Add notes from another app Slack messages 1. Create a Slack app, subscribe it to the `app_mention` event only, install it in your workspace and invite it to the channels you use. 2. In **Settings → Connections → Automations**, choose **Connect an automation** → **Add notes from another app**. Name it Slack, choose **Office move** and **Slack messages**, and add the app’s signing secret. 3. Paste the URL as the app’s Request URL in **Event Subscriptions**. ### Emails that match a filter A filter in n8n or Make sends matching emails, such as quotes from the movers, to the thread. #### Set it up Automation Add notes from another app Text or Markdown 1. In **Settings → Connections → Automations**, choose **Connect an automation** → **Add notes from another app**. Name it Email filter, choose the thread and **Text or Markdown**, and copy its URL. 2. In n8n or Make, start from a Gmail or Outlook trigger and filter by sender or subject. 3. Add an HTTP request to the URL that sends `{"text": "…"}` with the sender, the subject and the first lines. ## Limits - WhatsApp has no automation for personal chats: take a screenshot. - An endpoint URL feeds one thread and carries text, not photos. Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, n8n, Make, Gmail, and Outlook are the names of their owners. ThreadPage is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by them. ## Start with one thread. [Start free trial](https://thread.page/auth/sign-up?returnTo=%2Fapp%2Fsettings%2Fbilling%23trial) 14 days of Pro, no card. Then from USD 7.99 a month. [Start a thread](https://thread.page/app) More use cases ### [Everything you’re waiting on](https://thread.page/use-cases/waiting-on.md) The lease, the laptops, the insurance audit. Each is a thread, and Waiting becomes Monday’s list of who to chase. Free · nothing to set up ### [One shared thread per client](https://thread.page/use-cases/client-work.md) Every change of plan has a date and a name. On Fridays, you ask ChatGPT or Claude to draft the client’s update from the week. Pro · sharing and ChatGPT or Claude [All use cases](https://thread.page/use-cases.md)