Fork Client
May 22, 2026 · View on GitHub

Fork Client is a fork of the official Telegram for Android application.

Features:
Delete for everyoneoption enabled by default.- Removed pencil floating icon.
- Original message date for forwarded messages.
- Smaller header in the sidebar.
- Option to disable in-app camera.
- Option to keep unmuted unread chats right after pinned dialogs.
- See the correct full number of subscribers in groups/channels.
- Option to go to the first message of a chat.
- Quick share button for every media in private chats.
- Option to start recording video messages with the rear camera.
- Unlimited unarchived pinned chats (turns their sync off).
- Option to disable big emojis.
- Forward messages without quoting the original sender.
- Added a lot of self-destruct timer's options in secret chats.
- Added 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40 minutes.
- Added 2, 3, 5, 8, 12, 16 hours.
- Added 2, 3, 7 and 32 days.
- Tap on cloud GIF with pre-written text will send GIF with this text as caption.
- Tap on sticker with pre-written text will send both.
- Added upload date for profile photos.
- Added ability to see the profile info from the dialogs list via context menu.
- Added ability to see unread count when you want to mark as read multiple dialogs.
- Option to directly open the archive on pulldown
- PiP mode for YouTube's in-app player
- Added an option to show colored dots to quickly see when a person was last online
- Yellow dot: last seen 15 minutes ago or less
- Orange dot: last seen 30 minutes ago or less
- Red dot: last seen 60 minutes ago or less
Privacy Features:
- Hidden
Connecting to proxy...string. - Accounts names hidden from the side drawer.
- Menus to edit username/bio/name moved in the debug menu (two long tap on version section).
- Option to hide avatar/title of a chat from the dialogs list.
- Option to not send stickers information in photos.
- Some features are taken from the Telegram FOSS.
Privacy:
Forkgram adds no telemetry, no analytics, no crash-reporting, and no third-party network endpoints on top of upstream Telegram for Android. All traffic goes only to Telegram's official servers.
Downloads:
You can download binaries from Releases or from my Telegram channel Forkgram.
Verifying release builds
Every APK published in Releases is built on a GitHub-hosted runner and signed with a Sigstore attestation, with the signing record stored in the public Rekor transparency log. You can use it to confirm that a given APK was produced by this repository's CI from a specific commit.
Requirements: GitHub CLI authenticated with gh auth login.
gh release download <tag> -R Forkgram/TelegramAndroid -p 'ForkClient.*.apk'
gh attestation verify ForkClient.<version>.apk --repo Forkgram/TelegramAndroid
What the attestation proves:
- the APK bytes match the digest signed by CI (no post-build tampering);
- it was built by
.github/workflows/tandroid.ymlon a GitHub-hosted runner, from theForkgram/TelegramAndroidrepository (matched by numeric ID, so renames cannot spoof it); - the exact commit SHA the build was made from, linkable on GitHub.