Picture Monday morning. You open Telegram and instantly see what Mila is doing right now, what's next in line, what's waiting for your answer and what's already done. No scrolling through yesterday's chat to remember what you agreed on.
That's the main update in Mila 1.5.3. Here's what's inside and how to use it.
Day screen: all your tasks in one message
Before, to find out where a task was, you had to ask: "So what about that?" Now the answer is always in sight.
The day screen is one pinned message with four parts:
- In progress — what Mila is doing now. Usually no more than two things at once, so nothing gets half-done; anything urgent always gets in.
- Queue — what comes next and why in that order.
- Waiting for you — only real questions that need your answer, each with buttons so you can reply in one tap.
- Done — what's finished, with proof: a link, a file or a reply.
Every task has a number. A new request gets a line right away: "#5 — queued after #4, because…". If a question waits for your answer for more than an hour, it turns red so it doesn't get lost.
Card numbers, phone numbers and emails on the day screen are hidden — even if someone next to you sees it.
Try it: ask your Mila "what's on today?"
Friday wrap-up: your week in one post
Every Friday Mila puts together a weekly wrap-up — what was planned on Monday, what got done, what moves to next week. It arrives as one swipeable post with cards.
If nothing happened that week, Mila says so: "no data". No made-up wins.
Try it: the wrap-up arrives on Friday evening by itself. You can also ask earlier: "put together the weekly wrap-up".
Three marketing skills: ads under supervision
Mila now checks your ads before you pay for impressions.
- Creative check. Mila reads the ad text and stops empty promises. Words like "best" or "number one" with no figure or source next to them — stop. Two or more words in ALL CAPS — stop too.
- A/B test. Two ad versions are compared by the rules, not by eye.
- A separate link for every place. Mila shows how to tag each link so you can see where clients came from.
The rules come from primary sources: Meta's A/B testing guidance, Telegram Ads guidelines and Claude Hopkins' advertising classic.
Try it: send Mila your ad text and write "check my ad".
No stray keys in Mila's code
Every change to Mila's own code is now automatically checked for passwords and keys, so nothing secret ends up in the shared code. The check catches a password as short as eight characters.
This runs on our side — nothing for you to do.
Also new
- Broadcasts from your bot go out only after you tap ✅ under the exact text. If even one word changes, Mila shows you the text again.
- Mila is more careful with group-chat text: it no longer shows up where other programs on the server could see it.
Mila works in the open
Every update follows one rule: Mila works in the open. She does her own tasks herself, every action is recorded, and anything in your name goes out only after you tap ✅.