NagramX

Nagram X stands out for tools that give users more control over message visibility and connections. It uses a familiar Telegram-style chat layout, while placing added settings inside its menus. The current NagramX APK release is archived, so users should understand its main features before installing.

• Ghost Mode helps hide message reads and story views.

• Converts voice notes into readable text with built-in transcription.

• Manages multiple proxies and removes unavailable connection entries.

• Supports several signed-in accounts in one chat client.

• Open-source code remains available for public review and forks.

Ghost Mode and viewing privacy

Ghost Mode controls whether other people can see when messages or stories have been viewed. Nagram X is useful for users who want to check a conversation, channel post, or story without immediately showing a read or view status. This can be practical when following announcements, reviewing a busy group chat, or deciding whether to reply later.

The setting is integrated with the client’s extra feature menus rather than changing the basic chat experience. Privacy behavior can be sensitive in any unofficial messaging client, so users should confirm the current build’s available settings and avoid relying on it for situations where complete anonymity is essential. The archived status also means future Telegram changes may affect how these options work.

Voice-note transcription

Long voice messages can be harder to revisit than text, especially in active chats. Nagram X includes audio transcription based on the Whisper-large-v3-turbo model, turning supported voice notes into text that can be read at a glance. It is particularly helpful when listening is inconvenient, such as during commuting, in a quiet room, or while quickly checking a work-related conversation.

This feature adds context without forcing users to play every recording from start to finish. Transcription quality may depend on the recording’s clarity, language, background noise, and speaker pace, so names or unclear phrases can still need a quick check against the original audio. It works best as a reading aid rather than a perfect replacement for listening.

Advanced proxy handling

Nagram X provides expanded proxy management for users who regularly switch between connection routes. Multiple proxy entries can be handled in bulk, their performance can be checked, and unavailable nodes can be removed instead of remaining in a long, outdated list. The option to disable automatic proxy pings may also suit users who prefer less background checking.

These controls are more useful than a simple on-or-off proxy switch when network access changes often. For example, a user with several saved proxies can review which entries still respond before choosing one for chats. Proxy use can affect connection speed and reliability, so keeping only trusted, working entries is a sensible way to reduce avoidable chat delays.

Accounts, filters, and optional extras

Users who keep separate personal, study, or community accounts can sign into several accounts from the same client. Nagram X also shows extended last-seen information and has received message filter menu support for bots in recent channel notes. These additions keep the familiar conversation list while offering more ways to sort and review activity.

Some older descriptions mention deleted-message saving, but this should not be treated as a guaranteed feature. ToS-compliant releases exclude certain advanced functions, and availability can differ between builds. Before depending on a specific option, users should check the release notes for the installed version rather than assuming every older feature remains included.