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Nekograph

An open-source Telegram client for Android, forked from Nekogram (which is itself based on the official Telegram for Android source). Nekograph adds a curated set of power-user features, reimplemented cleanly on top of the Nekogram/Telegram codebase.

Not affiliated with Telegram FZ-LLC or Telegram Messenger Inc. "Telegram" is used here only to describe compatibility. Nekograph uses its own name, icon, and branding.

Lineage & attribution

Telegram for Android (GPLv2, DrKLO)
        └── Nekogram (GPLv2, Nekogram/Nekogram)   ← upstream we track for updates
                └── Nekograph (GPLv2, this repo)    ← our fork
  • Full third-party attribution: ATTRIBUTION.md
  • Summary of our changes: NOTICE
  • License: LICENSE (GNU GPL v2.0 — inherited, kept intact)

Status

🚧 Early setup. This repo currently holds the project scaffolding and a feature-research inventory (FEATURES.md). The Nekogram source and selected features land in later phases — see ROADMAP.md.

Build (once source is imported — Phase 3)

Nekogram uses the Android NDK and a large Gradle setup. You will need to supply your own Telegram api_id / api_hash (get them at https://my.telegram.org) — the upstream keys must not be reused for a published build. Build instructions will be added when the source is imported.

Staying up to date with upstream

This fork keeps Nekogram as a git upstream remote so security and feature updates can be merged in without rebuilding from scratch:

git remote add upstream https://github.com/Nekogram/Nekogram.git   # one time
git fetch upstream
git merge upstream/master        # or the upstream default branch

License

GNU General Public License v2.0. Because the upstream is GPLv2, Nekograph is and must remain GPLv2. See LICENSE.

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Nekograph — GPL source (Nekogram/Telegram fork). Corresponding source for released builds.

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