How it works

From sign-up to your first reply.

Morse connects the chat widget on your website to the Telegram group your team already uses. Here’s what happens to a message, and what setting it up looks like.

What happens to a message.

  1. The Morse chat widget on a website, ready for a question.

    A visitor writes

    They ask their question in the widget on your website.

  2. A visitor writes

    They ask their question in the widget on your website.

  3. Illustration of a Telegram group where the website question arrives and a team member replies.

    You reply in Telegram

    Your answer appears in the visitor’s chat on your website.

Setup guide

Set up in six steps.

No new dashboard to learn. Most of it happens in the tools you already use.

Try Morse

  1. Start your trial

    Enter your email address and your website’s domain, and add a card. Nothing is charged for 14 days.

    Start your trial

  2. Check your email

    We send you the instructions for installing the widget and connecting your Telegram group.

  3. Add the widget to your website

    Follow the instructions in the email. The chat widget then appears on your site, ready for visitors.

  4. Connect your Telegram group

    Link the Telegram group your team already uses. That’s where website conversations will arrive.

  5. Send a test message

    Open your website, ask something in the widget and reply from Telegram. Now you’ve seen the whole flow work.

  6. Make it yours

    Set the widget’s colour, name and logo, and the topics visitors can choose from.

You’re live.

Day to day

Once you’re live.

  • Reply from any device

    Telegram runs on Android, iPhone, Windows, macOS and Linux, so your team can answer wherever they are.

  • Visitors stay on your site

    They chat in the widget and read your reply there. They never need Telegram.

  • Visitors can keep a copy

    From the widget, they can email themselves a copy of the conversation.

Try it on your own website.

14 days to test before you pay.