We live in the era of "Information Obesity." Especially in Telegram.

You subscribe to a channel to stay updated. Then you join the chat group to see what people think. But within hours, the useful insight is buried under 500+ messages of flood, memes, and off-topic discussions.

We usually solve this by either muting the chat (and missing out) or trying to read everything (and burning out).

At Conoted, we realized that the value isn't just in the news itself. The value is in the context surrounding it. That’s why we built our core technology: Contextual Linking.

What is Contextual Linking?

It is an AI-driven mechanism that connects a Fact (from a news channel) with the most valuable Reactions (from chat groups).

Most summarizers just compress the text. We do something different. We look for relationships.

  1. The Trigger: The AI detects a significant update (e.g., "React 19 Release Candidate is out").

  2. The Scan: It instantly scans connected discussion groups. It ignores the "gm/gn" messages and looks for semantic relevance.

  3. The Link: It finds a comment from a user who explains why this update breaks the current architecture.

Instead of a dry summary, you get a Conoted Card: The News + The Expert Opinion.

The Bigger Picture: From Content to People

Why does this matter? Because eventually, Contextual Linking builds your personal Expert Directory.

This is my strategic vision for Conoted. We are not just building a "reader." We are building a tool to discover talent.

Think about it. Knowledge becomes obsolete quickly. But the people who possess that knowledge remain.

  • If @dev_alex consistently provides the best solutions to bugs in the Laravel chat...

  • If @crypto_jane accurately predicts market movements in the Bitcoin group...

...Conoted remembers this. Through Contextual Linking, the system tags these users based on the quality of their insights, not their popularity.

The "Phone Book" of the Future

Imagine opening Conoted not just to read news, but to find a solution.

  • Old way: Search Google -> Find a generic article -> Hope it works.

  • Conoted way: Open App -> See that @dev_alex commented on a similar issue yesterday -> Connect with the expert.

We are turning the chaos of thousands of messages into a structured Social Graph.

We believe that in the future, you won't search for information. You will search for the person who has the answer. Contextual Linking is how we find them for you.

Key Takeaway

Don't just consume content. Start collecting the network behind it.

Ready to turn your Telegram chats into a knowledge base?