Tame your Saved Messages
Kipple turns the endless Telegram feed into a board you can search. Free, for Windows, and it all stays on your PC.
Downloading. If Windows warns you, click More info, then Run anyway.
Kipple is Windows-only for now. The demo works anywhere.
Find it
Search text, links and file names.
Sort it
Topics, tags, read later, ideas, todos.
Clean it
Duplicates found and merged in a click.
- Stays on your PC
- No sign-up
- AI off until you allow it
- Open source
Questions
Windows says “Windows protected your PC”
The installer isn't code-signed yet. Click More info, then Run anyway. The source and the build are public on GitHub.
Mac or Linux?
Not yet. The demo runs in any browser.
Can Telegram ban me for this?
Kipple signs in through Telegram's official API like any other client and only reads your Saved Messages. Prefer not to sign in? Import a Telegram Desktop export instead.
What does the AI send?
Nothing, unless you turn it on. Then message text goes to Claude by Anthropic for tags and topics. Messages that look like passwords or card numbers never do.
Tame your kipple
Kipple is Philip K. Dick's wordKipple — useless stuff that piles up on its own while nobody is looking: junk mail, empty matchbooks, yesterday's paper.Philip K. Dick, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (1968) for junk that multiplies by itself.
Downloading. If Windows warns you, click More info, then Run anyway.
Kipple is Windows-only for now. The demo works anywhere.