TMS (Telegram Media Server)v1.0.6

Users can add video downloads from various sources like YouTube via yt-dlp or torrents via magnet links to build a personal media collection. They can monitor download progress, manage queue positions, and delete unwanted files, ideal for hobbyists organizing digital content.

Content creators use TMS to download reference videos, stock footage, or archival materials from online platforms. They can search for torrents via integrated Prowlarr, add high-quality downloads, and track conversion status for editing workflows, streamlining media acquisition.

Educators and institutions leverage TMS to gather educational videos, lectures, and documentaries from public sources. They can queue multiple downloads, monitor completion, and organize files by title, supporting offline learning environments and resource libraries.

IT teams use TMS to automate download tasks for testing media servers or network performance. They can programmatically add URLs, check health endpoints, and manage downloads via REST API, facilitating integration into CI/CD pipelines for media-related applications.

Offer a free tier with basic download management and limited concurrent downloads, while premium plans provide advanced features like priority queueing, higher search limits, and API access. Revenue comes from monthly subscriptions, targeting individual users and small teams.

License TMS as a white-label solution for companies in media production or education, integrating it with existing workflows. Provide custom support, enhanced security with API keys, and scalability options, generating revenue through licensing fees and service contracts.

Deploy a web-based interface for TMS accessible to general users, monetizing through display ads and sponsored content in search results. Offer free access to download management while upselling ad-free experiences or premium features, driving revenue from advertising partnerships.