The first contact
One start, both channels: chat and letters. Texts come from your own set, and each profile can have its own. The server holds the queue, respects the pauses and remembers who has already been written to.
Chrome extension for alpha.date
The server runs the shift. Conversations stay yours.
Alpha Bot sits on top of alpha.date and takes over everything that eats the hours: chat and letter campaigns, follow-ups for the men who read and went quiet, replies to incoming mail, a record of every paid event. What is left for you is the part nobody can replace — the conversation.
- 10-day trial, no card
- Settings live on the server
- Русский · Українська · English
Installs in a couple of minutes. Lives inside the panel you already use and breaks nothing in it.
Scenario "Online ≤ 10 min"
running
Sent to chat
148
Sent as letters
36
Follow-ups
on
Earned this shift
$41.60
This is the console inside the extension. The numbers are one sample shift.
The bot speaks the language of your panel
- All chats
- Unanswered
- Dialogues
- Chance
- Letters
- Personal
- Posts
Sound familiar
Where the shift actually goes
Hour after hour spent not on conversations, but on getting ready for them. That is the part the bot takes over.
A shift by hand
- Opening profile after profile to find who is online right now.
- Writing the first message — and then writing it ninety-nine more times.
- Keeping track of who read it and stayed silent, and getting back to them in time.
- Being torn between the chat and the incoming letters.
- Adding up the earnings at the end of the shift from tabs and memory.
A shift with Alpha Bot
- The server sifts the online list through your filters and holds the queue.
- Campaigns run over chat and letters at once, with pauses and no repeats.
- The follow-up goes out on its own, the set time after the message is read.
- Incoming letters get an answer from your own set of texts.
- Every paid event lands in the ledger with an amount and the man’s name.
Three pillars
What the bot takes over
Not a vague "smart assistant", but three specific jobs an operator does by hand every single shift.
The second touch
He read it and went quiet — a second message goes out after the delay you set. From 5 to 500 seconds, with separate rules for chat and for letters.
Tracked by name
A letter opened, a photo unlocked, a reply in chat — every paid event lands in the ledger with an amount, a name and the man’s photo. At the end of the shift you see who brought what, not a rough guess.
Mechanics
How the extension works with alpha.date
Four steps the server repeats in a loop for as long as the shift runs.
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Selection
The server asks the site who is around
The list of men online is sifted through your filters: age, country, city, mirror site, how long ago he was seen, birthday month. The stop list and the log of past sends cut out the rest.
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02
Sending
The text is assembled and goes out
The message is built from your blocks with rotation, and the name is filled in. Pauses and chat limits are respected, and the profile-and-man pair is remembered so the same text never goes twice.
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03
Follow-up
Read and silent — the second one goes
The read receipt is caught from three sources so the countdown never starts blind. After that it is your delay and your text. Letters have their own rule, chat has its own.
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Ledger
The money lands in the ledger
A paid event is written down with an amount, a name and the photo. The shift balance is visible right on the site page, and the daily summary arrives in Telegram.
Scenario campaigns
The letter goes to someone who will read it
This is not "everyone at once". You describe who to write to, and the server shows how many men passed the filter and why the rest did not. The selection is not a black box: the reason is visible for each one.
- Online
- ≤ 10 min
- Age
- 35 – 60
- Country
- USA, Canada
- Site
- 4 mirrors
- Birthday
- month: August
- Window
- Mon–Fri, 22:00–06:00
- Channel
- chat + letter
- Repeats
- blocked
Passed the filter
32 of 40
Eight were cut: five on age, two on the stop list, one had already been written to from this profile.
- Online right now — or "was seen" within 10, 20, 60 minutes and further up the scale.
- Windows and weekdays are counted in your time zone, not the server’s.
- The stop list and the send ledger keep repeats locked out.
- Campaigns run on a schedule: a set of profiles starts itself at the appointed time.
Toolkit
What else the extension does
The short version. The full catalogue is on the features page, and not a single line in it says "coming soon".
Campaigns
The core of the product: the first contact over chat and letters.
9Follow-ups
A second touch exactly where the first one was read.
4Letters
Incoming mail does not wait until you are free.
4Money
Earnings are visible at the moment of the event, not at the end of the month.
5On the site page
The tools live inside the alpha.date panel you already know.
5Profiles and contacts
Working with people, not with a list of rows.
5Order and control
So that a shift never stops over a small thing.
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Verifiable
This much has gone through the system
Not promises — the production ledger. Snapshot taken on 25 August 2026, window of 29 days.
43,588
sends in the ledger
30,526 of them to chat and 13,062 as letters
9,816
men received a message
the work ran from 213 profiles
2,063
paid events recorded
across 886 men, each with an amount and a name
119
data tables on the server
texts, campaigns and history live here, not in the browser
This is the combined flow of every operator in that period, not one person’s record. Your own numbers are in the dashboard — same key, same sign-in.
Pricing
You pay for time, not for results
No cut of your earnings, no surcharge per profile or per volume. What you earn is none of our business.
Trial
10 days
The whole bot, nothing held back. No card needed, no automatic charges.
10-day trial (opens in a new tab)30 days
850₴
or
$20
The working plan · about $0.67 a day
Buy a key (opens in a new tab)60 days
1300₴
or
$30
First purchase, or right after the trial · about $0.50 a day
Buy a key (opens in a new tab)
Start
How to start with the bot
Three steps, and all of them happen once.
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1
Get a trial key
Message @assisalpha_bot and it issues a 10-day key. No card, no automatic charges.
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2
Install the extension
An unpacked Chrome extension. Short instructions arrive together with the key.
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3
Enter the key once
After that your settings travel with you: they are stored on the server, not in the browser.
Data
Operator data security
Short and without platitudes: what is stored where, and who gets to see it.
Key-only sign-in
No email, no password. The dashboard opens with the same licence key you enter in the extension.
The key is bound to a device
One licence cannot be spread across two machines. Moved to another computer — support will release the binding.
Settings live on the server
Reinstalled Chrome or changed computers — texts, campaigns and statistics are all still there.
The dashboard shows numbers only
How much went out, how many replied, how much was earned. Conversation texts are never published here, and the site takes no payments and stores no cards.
In brief
What people ask most
Five questions that start almost every conversation.
What is Alpha Bot?
A Chrome extension that works on top of alpha.date, plus a server where all the logic lives. The extension shows the interface and passes commands; the counting, remembering and planning happen on the server. That is why your settings survive a browser reinstall.
What do I need to start?
Chrome or another Chromium browser, a working operator account on alpha.date, and a licence key. The Telegram bot issues a 10-day trial key for free.
Does the bot write my dialogues for me?
No. The bot handles the first contact and the follow-up using your texts, and answers incoming letters from your set. The live conversation stays with you — that is what earns.
How does the bot choose whom to write to?
In a scenario campaign you set the filters: online now or seen within the last 10, 20, 60 minutes, age, country, city, mirror site, birthday month. The server selects the matching men and shows how many passed and for what reason the rest did not.
What is a follow-up?
A second message to a man who read the first one and did not reply. You set how long to wait after the read receipt — from 5 to 500 seconds — and what text to send. Chat and letters are configured separately, and any profile can be given its own rule.
Feedback
The bot grew out of operators’ requests
Follow-ups, the local clock next to a man, the "online ≤ 10 minutes" filter, the per-man reason for being skipped — every one of those was once somebody’s message in Telegram. If your shift is missing something, write in: it works.
Write to @Diagnostic_alpha_bot — we read all of it.
- "Let the follow-up wait exactly 40 seconds"
- "Show me what time it is for him"
- "Do not write to men we already wrote to"
Start with your own shift
The Telegram bot issues a 10-day trial key: no card, no automatic charges, every feature unlocked.
Keys and payment — @assisalpha_bot · Support — @Diagnostic_alpha_bot