A Meerlume bot can now answer on your own site as a website chat widget: paste one script tag and the same bot that replies on Telegram and WhatsApp replies there too, into the same inbox.
The widget's colours and greeting are set from the bot's Website chat tab, and the channel is available on Starter and above.
Customers who book through a Meerlume bot on WhatsApp or website chat can now reschedule or cancel their own appointment inside the conversation, instead of messaging you to ask.
The booking confirmation carries the options, and any change they make shows on your calendar straight away. Telegram bots have offered this since launch.
Every published Meerlume bot now has a short share link and a matching QR code, so you can send customers to your Telegram or WhatsApp bot from a menu, a shop window, an email signature or a link in bio.
Download the code as PNG or SVG, or print it straight from the share dialog. The link belongs to the bot, so it keeps working when you add or change channels.
Choose which channels your share link offers
The Meerlume share link now has a switch per channel, so a bot that is live on Telegram, WhatsApp and website chat can still offer customers just the one you want them to use.
Switch a channel off and the share page stops listing it, without unpublishing the bot or breaking any QR code you have already printed.
Meerlume is now publicly available. Describe your business in plain language — what you sell, when you are open, what you need to ask a customer — and Meerlume turns it into a working booking and enquiry bot.
Nothing goes live until you say so: refine the generated flow on a canvas or by chatting to the builder, then publish it to Telegram or WhatsApp. Every conversation lands in one shared inbox with a booking calendar behind it, and owner notifications reach you on Telegram or by email so an enquiry cannot sit unanswered while you are with a customer.
The Free plan covers one Telegram bot and needs no card.