A light Wear OS Telegram client written entirely in Dart (still using the TDLib :p)
- Authorization
- By QR
- 2FA (cloud password)
- By phone number (won't be done due to Telegram restrictions for third-party clients)
- Chat list
- Main folder
- Pinned chats
- Archive
- Folders
- Message rendering
- Text (text formatting isn't supported yet)
- Photo (with photo viewer! :p)
- Video (thumbnail + video player)
- Stickers
- GIFs
- Voice notes
- Video notes (working on it)
- Message sending
- Text (text formatting isn't supported)
- Stickers
- GIFs
- Voice notes
- Photos
- Calls
- Call menu
- Call base logic
- Menus
- Home
- Chat
- Video player
- Photo viewer
- User info
- Chat info
- Voice, text, sticker, GIF message send pages
- Settings
- Misc
- Data saving between app restarts
- In-app clock!!1!1!
- Notifications
- Samsung Galaxy Watch 4/5 (Wear OS 3)
- Oppo Watch (Wear OS 2)
- Runs very good, but sometimes can stutter
- TicWatch Pro 3 Ultra (Wear OS 2)
- Some instabilities in visualization of videos
Feel free to test on other devices and post an issue if something wrong happens :p
You can download the latest built version from releases page
- Install Git
- Install Android Studio
- Install Android SDK
- Install Flutter SDK
- Download HandyGram
git clone https://github.com/HandyGram/HandyGram.git
- Obtain API keys from My Telegram
- Insert your keys in
lib/src/telegram/api_config.dart - Go into HandyGram directory
cd handygram - Build HandyGram as apk
flutter build apk
- You can see build apk in
build/app/outputs/flutter-apk/app-release.apk!
- Install ADB
- Enable Wi-Fi debugging on your watch
- Connect to watch
adb connect WATCH_IP:5555
- Install apk
adb install build/app/outputs/flutter-apk/app-release.apk
Feel free to leave pull requests and comments on commits. This is my second big Flutter project, so I may use wrong architecture, wrong tools and etc. This is the biggest help for me.
- me for HandyGram
- All TDLib developers for TDLib
- i-Naji for Dart TDLib wrapper
- All used plugins' developers