Telegram Token Clicker

The brief was to build a Telegram Mini App and bot for a Notcoin-inspired token-farming game. The recorded project scope was full stack, with a two-week delivery window. The main screen centres on a wolf medallion as the tap target, a token balance and an energy meter.

The interaction is intentionally simple. A player opens the app, sees their current state and immediately understands what to do. Supporting screens provide upgrades and referral activity without turning the main loop into a crowded dashboard.

The archived interface shows Multitap, Mining Speed and Energy Limit upgrades. These give the player different ways to improve the loop: make each action more valuable, change the rate of progress or increase the available energy. The store and tasks are accessible through the bottom navigation.

The friends screen presents a shareable invitation link and referral-related entries. Together, these screens connect the immediate interaction to longer-term progression. They also give the companion bot a clear purpose as the entry point into the game.

The project used Node.js and Express for the backend, PostgreSQL for persistent data and WebSockets for live communication. It ran on a VPS. This stack brings the game’s visible balances and progression together with the account and state that need to survive between sessions.

For a clicker, the central design problem is the relationship between immediate feedback and stored state. The interface needs to react quickly, but the player’s progress cannot exist only in a browser screen. The backend, database and real-time connection form the technical boundary around that experience.

The project graphics were generated with AI. A dark interface, burgundy controls and a large wolf token create a recognisable visual theme across the main game, upgrade list and friends screen.

The useful design constraint was readability inside Telegram: large primary targets, a visible energy indicator and short navigation labels. These details support frequent, brief play sessions on a phone.

The delivery joined a Mini App, Telegram bot, backend, persistent storage and VPS deployment into one small game product. The case is about implementing a complete interaction loop and its supporting progression screens within a short project window.