YourCloser
Product
Telegram Commerce Automation SaaS
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YourCloser is a Telegram commerce automation and SaaS product built to help product-based businesses manage sales and order workflows.

About the Product
Customer flows cover categories, new arrivals, search, product browsing, cart, checkout, profile memory, and order tracking. Admin flows cover product operations, order decisions, broadcasts, notifications, and business visibility.
Kirubel built the product as a system with separate shops and admins, live catalog data, owner confirmation controls, plan enforcement, and business subscription logic.
Commerce inside Telegram,
built for operational control
YourCloser reduces the gap between a customer conversation and a structured order. It qualifies buyers, checks stock, captures checkout details, and hands owners an order they can confirm or reject.


Customer Experience
The customer side supports product categories, new arrivals, search, product carousels, cart, checkout, remembered customer details, and order tracking within a Telegram-native workflow.
The experience is designed to keep purchasing conversational while preserving structured product, stock, and order data.
Admin and Business Operations
Owners and staff get revenue and order visibility, product creation, size/price/quantity management, broadcast messaging, order confirmation or rejection, and owner notifications.
Multi-tenant boundaries and plan enforcement make the product suitable for multiple subscribing businesses rather than a single custom bot.
Technical Architecture
The system uses Python, python-telegram-bot, FastAPI, Supabase, PostgreSQL, Row Level Security, PL/pgSQL, webhooks, and a multi-tenant architecture.
The architecture separates customer, business, subscription, and operational concerns while keeping Telegram as the primary interaction surface.

Product Positioning
YourCloser is presented as a commerce platform and SaaS system-not reduced to a Telegram bot.
Sales automation with a real backend
It is one of Kirubel’s strongest examples of backend, automation, operational workflow, and product architecture work.

