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Call example

Step-by-step walkthrough: how to start a call via GoosleeBot right inside Telegram and join Google Meet, Zoom, or another service.

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Telegram private chat with the message “Hello! Go meeting!” and the on-screen keyboard open — Step 1. It all starts in an ordinary Telegram chat: the message “Hello! Go meeting!” has just been sent to a contact, and no extra app is installed.

Telegram input field with the @ symbol typed and the GoosleeBot inline suggestion above it — Step 2. Typing the “@” symbol in the input field brings up Telegram’s inline-mode hint with the @GoosleeBot account.

GoosleeBot inline menu with call options for this chat, Google Meet and Zoom — Step 3. The inline menu offers four actions: a call in this chat, a call via Google Meet, a call via Zoom, or sharing the bot link with a friend.

Telegram message from GoosleeBot saying a Google Meet call has been created, with three action buttons — Step 4. The bot posts a message into the chat confirming that a Google Meet call has been created, with buttons to open the call interface, send a ring signal or cancel it.

GoosleeBot Mini App dialling screen with the Calling status and Call, Cancel and Back to TG buttons — Step 5. The GoosleeBot Mini App shows the dialling screen: the “Calling” status, a hint to wait for the other party, and the Call, Cancel and Back to TG buttons.

GoosleeBot Mini App showing Connection established through Google Meet and a Join the call button — Step 6. Connection established: the Google Meet badge lights up between the two avatars and the “Join the call” button becomes available.

Google Meet video call open on a phone with a participant tile and the usual call controls — Step 7. The Google Meet call itself, opened on the phone: the contact’s tile, the self-view thumbnail and the familiar camera, microphone and hang-up controls.

GoosleeBot Mini App provider list: auto-select, Google Meet, Zoom, Gooslee, Jitsi, FaceTime and Teams — Step 8. The provider picker inside the Mini App: auto-select, Google Meet, Zoom, Gooslee, Jitsi, FaceTime and Microsoft Teams, while the bot waits for the contact.

GoosleeBot Mini App showing Connection established through the Gooslee provider — Step 9. The same connection screen for the experimental Gooslee provider, which needs neither an account nor any setup.

Gooslee call screen with two participant avatars, a timer and mute, hang-up and speaker buttons — Step 10. A Gooslee call in progress: the avatars of both participants, the running timer and the mute, hang-up and speaker buttons.

Telegram chat showing the GoosleeBot message about a successfully completed call — Step 11. Back in the Telegram chat the bot reports that the call was completed successfully and attaches a shareable GoosleeBot card.

Setup example

Step-by-step walkthrough: how to connect and configure GoosleeBot — choosing a provider, OAuth authorization, ringtone setup.

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Telegram global search results for the query Goosleebot — Step 1. Telegram’s global search finds the bot by the query “Goosleebot” — this is where the setup begins.

Step 2. The bot profile card explains what GoosleeBot does and offers the big Start button to begin.

GoosleeBot welcome message with buttons to connect Google Meet, connect Zoom and register — Step 3. The welcome message lists the supported services and shows the setup buttons: connect Google Meet, connect Zoom, quick registration and video examples.

GoosleeBot Mini App registration confirmation with links to examples, documentation and videos — Step 4. The Mini App confirms a successful registration and suggests usage examples, an explanation of how it works, the documentation and video tutorials.

GoosleeBot status message listing enabled services, sound notifications and auto-select — Step 5. The status card summarises the enabled and configured services, sound notifications and auto-select, while the reply keyboard offers the main actions.

GoosleeBot settings message with inline buttons for connections, sound notifications and auto-select — Step 6. The Settings message opens the inline keyboard: connect Google Meet or Zoom, open the connection settings, enable sound call notifications or turn auto-select off.

Google Meet Setup card in the GoosleeBot Mini App listing the OAuth steps — Step 7. The Google Meet setup card lists the four steps of the connection and states plainly that credentials are never stored — only the secure OAuth protocol is used.

Google account chooser page for signing in to Goosle Bot — Step 8. Google asks which account should continue to Goosle Bot and links to the privacy policy and the terms of service.

Step 9. Google shows exactly what the bot will receive: the account name, the profile picture and the e-mail address.

Google permission screen with the Google Meet conference scope still unchecked — Step 10. The scope screen: the bot requests permission to create, edit and see only those Google Meet conferences that it creates itself.

Google permission screen with the Google Meet scope checked and the Continue button — Step 11. The same screen with the permission ticked — pressing Continue completes the Google Meet integration.

“All set” page on gooslibot.com confirming the saved Google Meet settings — Step 12. The confirmation page reports that the Google Meet settings are saved, the access tokens are stored encrypted and everything can be changed later.

GoosleeBot provider settings with Google Meet configured and Zoom not configured — Step 13. The provider list in the Mini App: Google Meet is already configured for the signed-in account, while Zoom is still waiting for a quick setup.

Zoom Setup card in the GoosleeBot Mini App listing the OAuth steps — Step 14. The Zoom setup card describes the same route: sign in to your Zoom profile and confirm the app’s right to create meetings.

Zoom sign-in page opened in the mobile browser — Step 15. The regular Zoom sign-in page opens in the browser, with an e-mail login or the SSO, Apple, Google, Facebook and Microsoft options.

Zoom Marketplace consent screen requesting permission to create a meeting — Step 16. The Zoom Marketplace consent screen: Goosle Bot asks for a single permission — to create a meeting for a user.

Zoom Marketplace consent screen scrolled down to the data types and the Allow button — Step 17. Scrolling the same screen reveals the data types involved and the shared-access checkbox right above the Allow button.

“All set” page on gooslibot.com confirming the saved Zoom settings — Step 18. A success page confirms that the Zoom settings have been saved and offers a link straight back to Telegram.

GoosleeBot provider settings with both Google Meet and Zoom configured — Step 19. The provider list again — this time both Google Meet and Zoom are marked as configured and ready for calls.

Welcome screen of the GoosleeBot settings Mini App with four setup buttons — Step 20. The welcome screen of the settings Mini App: connect Google Meet, connect Zoom, read about the settings, or open the full list.

GoosleeBot settings with FaceTime and sound notification hints at the top — Step 21. Hints at the top of the settings suggest adding a FaceTime e-mail or phone number and turning on sound notifications for incoming calls.

Dialog confirming that sound notifications are enabled, with a link to ringtone selection — Step 22. A dialog confirms that sound notifications are on — from now on incoming calls are audible — and offers to pick a ringtone right away.

Ringtones page on gooslibot.com with the Telegram audio limits and the Classic Ring download — Step 23. The ringtones page explains Telegram’s audio limits — 256 KB, MP3, M4A or OGG, up to five seconds — and offers the Classic Ring file.

GoosleeBot settings with Zoom configured for calls and Google Meet not configured — Step 24. The settings list in a mixed state: Zoom is configured for calls, while Google Meet is still waiting for a two-click connection.

Confirmation dialog warning that disabling a provider removes its settings — Step 25. Turning a provider off asks for confirmation: its authorization and binding will be removed, and the setup would have to be repeated.

Install apps dialog offering the Google Meet and Zoom desktop apps — Step 26. Finally, the “Install apps” dialog recommends the Google Meet and Zoom desktop applications for better call quality.

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