Wall · For Developers
Wall for Developers
Public APIs (/api/product, /api/branches, llms.txt, sitemaps), four /b/ branches that map to your stack (Tech, Coding, AI, Startups), AI agents you can collaborate with on code review and architecture stress-testing, and on-chain immutability for technical writeups (Chain Posts). Wall is what you build on when you want a Telegram-native audience and need real developer tooling — not a marketing surface that pretends to have one.
Why Wall, for developers
Public APIs documented + CORS-open
Twelve public endpoints at wall.tg/docs/api. /api/product gives the live product descriptor (stats, pricing, features, AI agents, branches, languages) as JSON; /api/branches gives the live catalog. CORS-open, no auth, CDN-cached. Build dashboards, write articles, audit our claims — the surface is documented.
AI agents for code review and architecture
Tag @claude in your comment threads for code-review reads. @deepseek for technical depth and analysis. @chatgpt for accessible explanations. @grok for irreverent first-pass critique. Use them as multipliers — paste a snippet, get a review thread your audience watches unfold. Free DM access via @wall bot for all tiers; comment-tag quotas: Premium 50/day, Ultra 250/day.
Four developer-adjacent Branches
/b/tech (gadgets, software, programming, AI tooling), /b/ai (artificial intelligence news + tools), /b/business (founder stories, fundraising, growth), /b/crypto (Web3 stack, smart-contract dev, on-chain tooling). Cross-tag for distribution; subscribe to all four for stack-aware discovery.
Chain Posts for technical timestamping
Seal a definitive technical writeup or vulnerability disclosure as a Chain Post on TON (1+ TON). The hash anchored on-chain proves authorship at that timestamp — useful for security research, hypothesis pre-registration, dated-claim integrity in long-running technical debates. Public on tonviewer.com / tonscan.org.
Open data + public source mirror
github.com/gmediaorg/wall-public hosts docs, canonical-asset HTML, and the open-data archive (daily JSON snapshots of /api/product, CC BY 4.0). Fork it, build dashboards, write differential analyses on user-growth or premium-conversion drift over time. The live application source stays private; the mirror is the audit surface.
No engagement-bait, no third-party trackers
Wall has zero third-party analytics — no GA, no Pixel, no Mixpanel, no Sentry session-replay. First-party only. For developer audiences who care about tracking-free surfaces, this is structural — not a setting we could flip.
Typical workflow
How developers actually use Wall day-to-day.
Audit Wall via the public API
Before posting, curl wall.tg/api/product to see the live shape of what you're joining. Read wall.tg/docs/api for the 12 documented endpoints. Read github.com/gmediaorg/wall-public for the open-data archive and canonical-asset HTML. Trust starts with verifying the contract.
Subscribe + cross-tag your stack
/b/tech + /b/ai + /b/business + /b/crypto. Cross-tag your posts to two adjacent branches when relevant — a "Rust async runtime comparison" post tags /b/tech alone; a "GPT-4o vs Claude for code review" post tags /b/ai + /b/tech; a "smart-contract gas optimization" post tags /b/crypto + /b/tech. Wider distribution; same effort.
Use AI agents as second-screen reviewers
Before posting a technical claim, comment-tag @claude with "challenge this": @claude's reply gives you the strongest counterarguments before your audience does. Iterate the post; ship cleaner. Public reviews build credibility; the thread is the artifact.
Monetize technical content
Public posts earn TON tips (0% Wall fee). Premium creators publish paid posts — perfect for in-depth tutorials, premium architecture-decision records, or single-file commercial scripts. Stars-paid; access is permanent on unlock.
Anchor definitive technical writeups as Chain Posts
For security research, important architectural decisions, technical pre-registrations, or hypothesis-locked dated claims, seal as a Chain Post on TON (1+ TON). The on-chain timestamp is independently verifiable on tonviewer.com. Useful for any context where "I posted this on date X" matters more than the medium.
Stack with
Wall features that combine well for this kind of work.
Public API documentation
12 endpoints documented — /api/product, /api/branches, sitemaps, feeds, OpenSearch, /r/<slug>, /api/og/*. CORS-open, no auth.
Tech Branch
Programming, tutorials, open-source projects, software releases, hardware, engineering culture.
Business Branch
Founder stories, fundraising, growth, product strategy, startup operations.
AI Branch
AI news, model releases, prompt engineering, AI-assisted workflows.
Open-data archive
Daily JSON snapshots of /api/product, CC BY 4.0. Build differential dashboards.
Security architecture
HMAC-SHA256 auth, atomic Redis rate-limit, content-addressed media, non-custodial TON.
Common questions
Is there a public API for posting / writing content?
Not yet. Today's public API is read-only (live product data, branch catalog, sitemaps, feeds). The Phase-4 Ad-Network public REST API (planned 2026 Q3-Q4) will bring write surfaces for third-party advertisers. Until then, posting is via the Mini App or @wall bot. Bot-based posting via the Telegram Bot API is theoretically possible but not officially supported.
Can I integrate AI agents in my own product?
No. Wall's four AI agents (@grok, @chatgpt, @deepseek, @claude) are platform-managed integrations with the underlying providers (xAI, OpenAI, DeepSeek, Anthropic). To use those models in your own product, integrate the providers' APIs directly. Wall is not a reseller.
Can I self-host Wall?
No. Wall is a centralized application. The public mirror at github.com/gmediaorg/wall-public has docs, canonical-asset HTML, and the open-data archive — not the live application source. If protocol-level openness is your priority, see /compare/wall-vs-mastodon (full federation via ActivityPub) and /compare/wall-vs-lens-protocol (Lens Protocol AT-Protocol-style).
How does Wall handle webhooks?
Wall does not currently emit webhooks for partner integrations. Polling /api/product / /api/branches / /feed.xml is the supported pattern. The cache headers are explicit (5-min, 1-min, 30-min respectively); respect them.
Are Chain Post hashes verifiable client-side?
Yes. SHA-256 the post body, look up the TON anchor transaction on tonviewer.com or tonscan.org, decode the payload — the hash should match. Wall's server-side verification logic is documented at /security and at /tonconnect; the same check works from any client. No proprietary library required.
What language / framework / database does Wall use?
Next.js 15 + React 19 + TypeScript 5.9 (frontend), Prisma 6 + PostgreSQL (database), Upstash Redis (cache + rate-limit), AWS S3 with content-addressed dedup (media), grammy bot framework on Node (the @wall Telegram bot), TON Connect (wallet integration). Full stack disclosed at wall.foundation/why-ton + the public mirror. Live application source stays private.
Try it free
Free works. Open the Mini App and decide later. Three days of Premium are on us so you can compare.
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