Using Mitup from any chat¶

You don't have to open your chat with the bot to drop a meeting into a group. Type @mitupbot in the message box of any chat, wait a beat, and a little menu of Mitup results pops up above the keyboard. Pick one and it posts straight into that chat. The bot never has to be a member of the group for this to work.

This is Telegram's inline mode, and Mitup uses it for two things: posting one of your own meetings into a conversation, and pulling back up the meetings that were already shared there.

What the menu shows¶

Type @mitupbot followed by a space and leave the rest empty. The results that appear are:

• A button along the top that opens your private chat with the bot, labelled ➕ Create a new meeting if you already use Mitup, or 🚀 Explore Mitup if you don't.
• A 🔍 Meetings in this chat entry, which pulls up meetings that were made searchable in this chat. More on that below.
• Each of your own active meetings, one row apiece. Tap one and the full card posts into the chat.

The list holds your own active meetings. A public meeting someone shared with you is passed on from its own 📨 Share button instead. Tapping a meeting here posts the same card the Share button produces.

In a group, inline mode needs a permission; if the menu keeps loading, see group permissions.

Meetings in this chat¶

The 🔍 Meetings in this chat entry is the other half of Make it searchable. When someone attaches a shared meeting to a chat with Make it searchable, it joins that chat's searchable set. After that, anyone in the chat can pull it back up here without scrolling to find the original message.

Tap the entry, then 🔍 Load meetings and 🔍 Search meetings on the message it posts, and inline mode reopens on this chat's meetings so you can pick one and post it fresh.