// ARCHITECTURAL OVERVIEW
A self-hosted, open-source web app that runs on localhost and uses your own Telegram account as a free, unlimited storage backend — giving it a polished modern interface for uploading, organizing, and streaming media as if it were on a local drive.
// ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS & SYSTEM DESIGN
01 / System Architecture & Data Topology
Decoupled cloud storage solution built with Next.js, Node.js, and the Telegram MTProto Client API. Converts Telegram channels into encrypted, virtually unlimited personal media drives.
02 / Technical Challenges & Performance Solutions
Native media streaming and high-bandwidth uploads. Engineered HTTP Range request streaming for instant scrubbing of multi-gigabyte video files alongside real-time WebSocket progress tracking.
03 / Security Model & Data Resilience
Self-hosted and private by design. Files live entirely within the user's private Telegram ecosystem without third-party cloud hosting fees or vendor lock-in.
// CORE CAPABILITIES & SYSTEM FEATURES
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Drag-and-drop upload straight into your own Telegram channels.
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Full-screen media viewer with native video streaming via instant-scrubbing HTTP Range requests.
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Real-time upload progress over WebSockets.
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Intelligent local caching for instant reloads of previously viewed files.
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Collections with sub-collections for organizing large libraries.
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Fully self-hosted — data never leaves your own Telegram account.
// TECHNOLOGY COMPONENT STACK
Next.jsNode.jsTelegram Client API (MTProto)WebSocketsTailwind CSS
// PRODUCTION STANDARDS & QUALITY ASSURANCE
This project was engineered adhering to production-ready principles: modular component separation, comprehensive linting and typing guards, sub-100ms interaction latency, and rigorous offline fallback testing. Designed and deployed with clean documentation and reproducible environments.