> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://conso-1.gitbook.io/conso/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://conso-1.gitbook.io/conso/getting-started/core-capabilities.md).

# Core Capabilities

Three pillars that power Conso: discover channels at scale, boost private groups, and use native tools to move faster.

Conso is built on Telegram, but optimized for Web3 daily life. Instead of listing features one by one, Conso’s core capabilities are designed around three real user jobs:

1. Find information
2. Align communities
3. Reduce overhead

Each pillar below maps to a typical “why you opened Conso today”.

<mark style="background-color:$primary;">**Channels - Public Discovery at Scale**</mark>

Channels is your entry point to the Telegram content ecosystem. It’s designed for discovering great channels, keeping up in time order, and turning following into a single readable timeline.

If your daily routine is “scroll channels → save good ones → catch up later”, start here.

<mark style="background-color:$primary;">**Groups - Community Boosters**</mark>

Groups focuses on high-velocity private group behavior in Web3: people drop CAs, ask for price context, and need fast ways to spark participation. Conso makes these interactions chat-native:

* Live-updating Token Price Cards to align the room on the same context
* CoinBox to create engagement spikes inside chats

If your daily routine is “live in groups → discuss tokens → coordinate actions”, start here.

<mark style="background-color:$primary;">**Tools - Native Efficiency Layer**</mark>

Tools reduce Telegram overhead: collecting scattered mentions and juggling multiple Mini Apps sessions. It includes:

* Signals: detect, parse, and aggregate CA mentions into a trackable list
* Parallel: run multiple Mini Apps sessions and switch without restarting

If your daily routine is “monitor many groups + use multiple Mini Apps”, start here.