The Telegram feature hub contains public service cards and a separate private dashboard for your companion records. Personal widgets require an authenticated launch from the companion bot in a private Telegram chat and the same account access checks as the companion.
Open the private widgets in Telegram
Open your private chat with @armoredkitten_bot, send /features, then tap Open your private widgets. Telegram opens the /telegram Mini App and supplies signed launch data. Tap Open my private dashboard inside the page if asked. The server checks that launch data and creates a short-lived session for that Telegram account.
The button appears in the bot's private chat when the Mini App link is enabled in that release. Group `/features` replies use regular web links because Telegram only allows Web App buttons in private chats. If the button is missing or cannot launch, try a current Telegram client and open the command in your private bot chat. You can also view the public feature hub in a browser, but that public visit does not authenticate private widgets.
Read and update the supported items
The private dashboard shows active goals with their steps, tasks for today's local date with a completion percentage, your current active or paused focus plan, and active habit titles and frequency. It does not show your email, wallet balance or companion conversation. A goal step can be marked Done or reopened. A task for today can also be marked Done or reopened; the progress count refreshes after the change.
Focus-plan and habit cards are read-only here. Use the companion's chat, `/goals`, `/focus`, `/habit`, or `/today` to create or manage those records and use the controls provided there. The dashboard only changes supported goal-step and today's-task statuses; it does not change reminder settings or send a message for you. See goals and steps, focus plans, habits, and today's checklist for their full workflows.
Recover from sign-in or session trouble
Private data requires a valid Telegram Mini App launch, an active server session, and current companion access. Email verification may also be required for your account. A direct website visit, a copied page link, or a group chat does not replace those checks. If access is incomplete, follow the steps in your private companion chat and then reopen /features.
Dashboard sessions expire after 15 minutes and are kept in server memory. If the page reports an expired session, close or leave the Mini App, return to your private chat with the bot, send /features, and tap the private-widgets button again. If a goal or task was changed elsewhere, reload the dashboard to fetch the current state. If the service is temporarily unavailable, use the matching command in chat and try the dashboard later. Settings and privacy explains the companion's data controls.