A living economy inside your group chat
Zana turns a Telegram group into a small world: games worth playing, a currency worth keeping, and a bank that has to balance its own books.
How do I do it?
Twelve walkthroughs, three steps each: add the bot, earn your first Pare, play, marry, buy a home, save, borrow, travel, quieten it down, put it under your own name.
What it is
A bot that runs games in your group and pays in a currency called Pare. Every Pare that moves is written down with its reason, so your wallet history shows where each one came from and where it went.
Games worth playing
Word games, quizzes, mafia nights, reaction duels — and a real racing game with physics, played in the app and scored on the server. Group games feed their own points board.
A word a day, in any of sixteen languages
Zana carries its own dictionary and teaches from it — on your schedule, in the language you are learning, in a private chat or in your group.
Zana in your group
Captcha, welcome, rules, word filter, warnings and a moderation log — set up in Telegram by your own admins.
Beyond the games
Homes, vehicles, bus lines, auctions, a group treasury and companies with real shares.
Your own bot
Your own bot for your own group — your name, your rules, and every game the platform has. One group to start, a second whenever you want it.
An economy that adds up
Wallets, a bank, credit, vehicles, homes, businesses and auctions. Rewards are funded from a budget that can run out, so the numbers mean something.
No gambling, no interest
No game takes a stake. Cash loans carry no interest at all — the instalment you are told is the instalment you pay.
Sixteen languages, not sixteen labels
Every menu, every game, every refusal and every receipt is written in the language your group picked. An administrator sets it once for the group; in a private chat everyone chooses their own. Three of them read right to left, and the whole bot mirrors for them.