From Telegram Groups to a Knowledge Graph: Structuring Messages and People
The Challenge of Unstructured Chat DataTelegram channels and group chats (and similarly WhatsApp groups or Facebook groups) are rich in content – ideas, discussions, and contacts – but they suffer from a lack of structure. Valuable messages often get buried in the flow of conversation, and important insights or questions remain unorganized. As a result, messages get lost in the stream, important ideas remain scattered, interested contacts are hard to track, and it’s nearly impossible to quickly...
Expanding Telegram Channel Audiences with Conoted: An Interdisciplinary Approach
Conoted offers a unique opportunity for Telegram channel owners to expand their audience by integrating users from diverse sources into a structured knowledge base. This process begins with connecting a channel, transforming it into a group, and gradually growing through interdisciplinary connections and user additions. Let’s explore how this works and how channel owners can leverage Conoted to grow their active audience.How Audience Expansion Works Through Tags and IntersectionsWhen a channel o...
🎨 How to Use Colors in Conoted: A Practical Guide
Conoted lets you assign one of seven colors to any note — and these colors aren’t just cosmetic. They’re a simple, powerful way to organize, prioritize, and quickly navigate your ideas. Whether you’re sorting through your main feed or focused inside a specific group, colors help you visually structure your knowledge.Let’s explore how to use them.🔍 Where Colors Work in ConotedYou can add a color to any note — either right when you create it, or later. Colors are visible everywhere: In your m...
The problem of creating quick notes and their unstructured accumulation
In the world of modern note-taking apps, users often find themselves drowning in a sea of quick notes, random thoughts, and disconnected fragments. Tools like Obsidian, Notion, Apple Notes, Logseq, and Evernote offer powerful environments for capturing ideas - but they often fall short when it comes to organizing them in a meaningful, sustainable way.Let’s look at the root of the problem and how Conoted is approaching it differently — by enforcing structure from the very first moment.🧠 The "San...
How Conoted Turns Notes into a Tool for Building Professional Communities and Finding Like-Minded People
Key Takeaways Conoted is more than a note-taking app—it's an ecosystem that uses notes as an entry point to create social graphs based on interests and expertise. The platform automatically tags users based on their notes, connecting like-minded individuals for personal or professional goals, such as collaborative projects or hobbies. In large companies, Conoted helps leaders form teams perfectly suited to tasks by analyzing employees’ interests and skills. In communities, Conoted connects p...
Telegram channel: deep analytics and careful selection of audience, targeting and engagement
In the era of information noise, Telegram channels have become a powerful tool for communication, promotion and knowledge sharing. However, many channel administrators face a problem: how to organize the flow of information and better understand their audience? In this article, we will tell you how to use the Conoted application to create a structured knowledge base and contacts from a Telegram channel, automatically tag subscribers by their interests and why this is beneficial for att...
How to Create a Knowledge Base and Contacts from a Telegram Channel with Conoted
With nearly 1 billion users, Telegram channels are one of the most widely used tools for communicating, sharing information, and engaging with your audience.However, Telegram’s chaotic nature – a multitude of messages, comments, and threads – often results in valuable information and contacts being lost.Conoted, a note-taking and collaborative knowledge management app, offers a solution: integrating with Telegram to automatically collect messages and contacts, turning them into an organized know...
Automatic groups, parent tags, and notes feed cleaning
Managing a large number of notes can be a daunting task. The chaotic flow of ideas, tasks, and notes requires effective tools for organization.Automatic groups, automatic parent tags, and notes feed cleaning are three key approaches that help keep your digital workspace tidy.In this article, we will discuss how these features work, their benefits, and potential limitations.What are automatic groups?Automatic groups are a feature that allows the system to analyze notes, find those that have commo...
Smart Groups
Conoted is more than just a note-taking app, it is a platform that helps organize ideas, projects, and teamwork. One of the key features of Conoted is the use of groups to structure notes and automate processes. Groups in Conoted act as both personal folders for organizing notes and as a space for collaborating with a team or interest group. With an advanced tagging and filtering system, Conoted allows you to automatically collect notes and participants, simplifying information management. In th...
Knowledge Structure with People - How the SECI Model Comes to Life at Conoted
Knowledge structure with people is a critical aspect of organizational development, and the SECI Model by Nonaka and Takeuchi provides a comprehensive framework for understanding this dynamic process. The model - which stands for Socialization, Externalization, Combination, and Internalization - describes how tacit and explicit knowledge is continuously transformed and transferred within an organization.Let's take a quick look at each phase of the SECI Model, and then se...
How Conoted helps you write, think, and structure your knowledge
Today we live in a world where there is too much information and too few connections between ideas. Writers, students, researchers, and experts accumulate dozens of notes, documents, browser tabs, but all this often turns into a chaotic heap. And here comes Conoted - an application that does not just store your notes, but helps you think.---📚 If you are a writer - Conoted becomes your “silent co-author”Instead of linear drafts and hundreds of disconnected ideas, you create a system:Each thought...
The difference between a "human tag" and a living social graph
Example: you read an interesting thought from a famous scientist - save it in Conoted and link the profile of this scientist to the note. Now you have both the idea itself and the name of the person who suggested it at hand.In our example, if you add the profile of a famous scientist to a note, but the scientist himself is not present in our knowledge base as a living user, then such a profile really just becomes a kind of "tag".Live user: you can exchange notes and engage in dialogue right insi...
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Adding a user to a note: why and how to use it
In the Conoted app, there's an interesting feature: you can add a user to your note. Sounds unusual, right? Let's figure out why this feature is useful and how it can help you manage your personal knowledge.What does "adding a user to a note" mean? Imagine you have a note and want to "link" a person to it. In Conoted, this means connecting your note to that user's profile within the app. You don't send the note as a message or via email—instead, the user is simply "added" to the note within...
Polanyi's Concept: Why Knowledge Isn't Just Facts
"We know more than we can express in words" is one of Michael Polanyi's key ideas.His concept explains why knowledge is not just a static set of facts, but a dynamic process that depends on context, personality, and interactions with others. At Conoted, we take this approach by helping users not just store information, but actively work with it, linking notes to people, ideas, and context.---📖 Explicit and Tacit Knowledge: What's Important to Understand?Polanyi divided knowledge into expli...
Connecting knowledge and people: why is it important?
In knowledge management, it has long been proven that its value increases when it is structured and available at the right time. But what is more important is that knowledge does not exist in a vacuum. It is linked to people, their experiences and the context in which it is applied. In this sense, knowledge management methodologies such as Nonaka and Takeuchi’s SECI model, Etienne Wenger’s concept of communities of practice and KCS’s principles of collective experience emphasize the ne...
Anti-spam system with AI
In a world where spam, abuse and irrelevant content permeate every digital space, it is important to create a smart filtering system. At Conoted, we use automated content analysis via AI that doesn't just block spam, but prevents its spread at all levels of interaction.---How does the anti-spam system work in Conoted?1. Spam filtering at the note creation stageAs soon as a user creates any note (private, public or note-message), it is automatically analyzed by AI:✅ Tags and mea...
Intelligent group creation: how AI helps to structure knowledge
Recommender system for suggesting notes and users to groups based on tags.When creating groups with AI, tag selection and recommendation of relevant notes, contacts and even messages in the required areas of knowledge occurs.How does it work?When creating a group in Conoted, users:✅ Enter a name✅ Write a description✅ Manually add tags for categorization and to find the group in the futureIf you select tags only manually, this can lead to:❌ Missing important keywords❌ Using terms...
Differences between groups and directions
Efficient organization of information is one of the key factors for success in working with data. Different applications use different approaches to structuring information. For example, in Telegram, the concept of "groups" is used to unite users and conduct discussions, and "folders" are often used to sort chats. In Conoted, we are developing our own system, where groups are currently implemented, and in the future, we plan to implement functionality for creating directions (projects). Let...
Ranking and Recommendation
When search engines like Google first started out, users struggled with unstructured, unsorted information flow. Similar challenges are faced by Conoted, a note-taking and knowledge-sharing app. The focus remains on two key features: information ranking and expert recommendation. These mechanisms help users find the most relevant and useful information from a large volume of data.Problems and Solution1. Note chaos, no ranking- Problem: Conoted users create a lot of notes that may...
Knowledge Dynamics: How Experts Change and Why Track It?
- When we talk about a personal knowledge base, most people imagine a static archive of notes. But knowledge is a living process, and the experts you interact with also change, develop, and learn new things.- In Conoted, you can now not only structure experts by area, but also track their development - see how their knowledge changes, what new topics they study, where their professional path is heading.Social graph!We are working on a feature that visualizes the development of experts. This will...
