The Open Platform (TOP), announced the official global launch of Mira, its messenger–first AI agent built natively into Telegram, enabling users to get tasks done, from scheduling meetings and summarizing discussions to creating content and coordinating plans, directly in personal chats and group conversations across one of the world’s largest messaging platforms.
Telegram became a leading distribution layer for AI agents following the launch of the AI-focused platform features. Rather than asking users to download another standalone AI app, Mira lives inside the messaging environment where people already coordinate and make decisions. Telegram surpassed 1 billion monthly active users in March 2025, giving Mira a built-in path to adoption that most AI assistants lack.
Most AI tools are designed for one-to-one use and remain limited in group environments, requiring users to manually transfer outputs into shared conversations–creating friction through context switching, duplication, and loss of shared understanding. This gap is reflected in recent research: a 2025 Atlassian study found that while AI improves individual productivity, 96% of companies report no meaningful gains at the organization level. While recent launches, including ChatGPT’s group chat features, point to growing demand for collaborative AI, these solutions often rely on separate apps and fragmented memory, where personal and group context are not unified.
Mira addresses this by bringing collaborative AI workflows directly into the messaging environment. It introduces a new kind of memory that spans both personal and group contexts, enabling persistent shared context across participants.
Mira first became available in February through a quiet release and has already crossed 1 million users, with more than 500,000 monthly active users, doubling month over month, and adoption across more than 50,000 Telegram groups. More than one-third of new users now discover Mira inside group chats, where they encounter Mira in action before adopting it themselves. Mira also ranks among the top AI agents on OpenRouter, including #3 in productivity.
Inside Telegram, users can add @mira to a group or message it directly without any additional setup. Once added, Mira can help with a wide range of collaborative and personal workflows, from vibecoding and project management to spotting trends and generating AI videos for social media, as well as coordinating family schedules and planning weekends. It also offers specialized agents for financial insights, career planning, and nutrition guidance being the most popular.
Mira integrates with over 900 services, including Google Calendar, Notion, Gmail, GitHub, and Canva, and supports voice interaction across mobile and desktop. It dynamically routes tasks across multiple AI providers—including OpenAI, Anthropic, Minimax, ByteDance, ElevenLabs and others—optimizing for speed and quality. For additional control, Mira offers a Private Mode powered by Cocoon, a decentralized GPU network developed by Telegram and built on the TON blockchain. This allows requests to be processed on private infrastructure rather than external providers.
“People don’t want to interact with AI in isolation. They want an agent that works with them where decisions are already made—inside personal and group chats. Mira is turning chat into a single interface for the internet, where people can search, plan and act without ever leaving the conversation.” – said Daria Yakovleva, CEO of Mira.
TOP plans to expand Mira’s role inside Telegram with agent-to-agent interactions and payments through a dedicated sub-wallet allowing users to authorize agents to complete transactions for services within predefined limits.
The broader opportunity is not just another AI assistant, but a new model for AI distribution. If the last wave of AI products asked users to move into standalone apps, Mira is betting the next wave will meet users inside the communication platforms where they already spend their time.