Say Hello to AlphaDroidHelp Bot — Now Open Source!

Hey everyone!
I’m Munir Nasibzade (@mnasibzade), and I’m excited to announce that the AlphaDroidHelp Bot is now officially open source!

Why Did I Build This Bot?

As an active member and maintainer within the AlphaDroid community, I noticed that users often had the same questions:

“Where can I find downloads?”
“Do we support my device?”
“Where’s the source code?”

To simplify and speed up support, I created a Telegram bot that can instantly respond to these common queries using simple commands. The result? Less manual answering and more time for development.

Why Make It Open Source?

Good question.
While the bot was initially built for AlphaDroid, I strongly believe in cross-community support. Many AOSP-based ROMs face the same user support challenges, and I wanted to help solve that too.

By making this bot open source, I hope that:

  • Other ROM dev can adopt and adapt it.
  • Contributors can help improve it.
  • Users can benefit from a faster and clearer experience across communities.

Try the Bot!

You can try the bot directly on Telegram:
AlphaDroidHelp Bot

It currently supports commands like:

  • /alpha <device> – Fetch the latest build for your device
  • /apply – Interested in becoming a maintainer?
  • /contribute – Want to support us?
  • /devices – View supported devices
  • /releases – Check the latest releases
  • /source – Explore our source code
  • /start – Check if the bot is alive
  • /ui – View UI screenshots

Run It Yourself

Cloning the bot is easy:

git clone https://github.com/mnasibzade/AlphaDroidHelp_Bot
cd AlphaDroidHelp_Bot
pip install -r requirements.txt

You’ll need a Telegram Bot Token. Just ask @BotFather and paste the token in your environment.

To keep it running 24/7, you’ll also need a server or a VPS. More info is in the README.

⭐ Star and Contribute!

If you like this project or find it useful, don’t forget to star the repository! It really motivates and helps visibility:
AlphaDroidHelp_Bot on GitHub

And of course, pull requests are welcome — whether you’re fixing bugs, suggesting new commands, or improving the README!

Thanks for reading.
Let’s keep making Android communities better — together.

Munir Nasibzade