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Ampy is now SI

From 1 October 2026 the Ampy sign-in leads with ampy.si. Super Intelligence, Your SI Companion, then the order, the meal, or the payment.

Sandeep Jaiswal·6 October 2026 · 5 min read

Ampy is now SI. From 1 October 2026 the sign-in leads with ampy.si. The page says Super Intelligence, and the role is Your SI Companion.

If you used Ampy last month for a payment or a meal, the account is the one you already have. The phone is the same phone. The face on the way in is the new part. You see the name before you see the form.

What you see when you arrive

Open ampy.si/login. The wordmark is ampy, a violet dot, si. Under it, small capitals: Super Intelligence. Beside the mark, the role: Your SI Companion. The browser tab carries the same line: “ampy.si - Your SI Companion | Super Intelligence.”

The sentence under the role is the work: “Reads the order, the meal, the payment. Speaks once it knows.” Four labels follow: Orders, Meals, Payments, Posts. A sample check sits on the panel. For a shopper it shows “I paid. No order.” and the reply that the charge is real and the order is missing. On the ordinary panel the sample ask is “What needs me today?” Those lines are the design of the door. They are not a record of your last order.

Two phones, one dark and one showing the Ampy mark

The way in used to be a quiet screen. The sign-in now leads with the mark and the name SI.

Web version 0.8.0 is the ship that put this face on the sign-in, on 1 October 2026. The address ampy.si was registered so the door and the word would be the same. ampy.lawazia.tech still opens the same app. Use the host you already have. The sign-in we point people to is ampy.si.

The same phone, the companion’s jobs

You still enter from UrbanStall. Log in there with the phone that places the orders, then tap Ampy in the header. The header signs you into this app. You can also open ampy.si yourself and sign in with that phone. The companion takes the phone from the login. A check runs for that number.

What SI does, once you are in, is the set of jobs the sentence names.

It reads an order. Ask where it is and you hear the stall, the status, and the date. Ask for the bill and you get one invoice number and the PDF, issued once for that order, and the same number again later. A draft or a cancelled order does not get the PDF.

It reads a meal when Rasoi has a plan on this phone. You can see the month, pause, resume, skip a day, or set preferences. A change waits on a confirm card. You approve the dates you meant. Rasoi keeps the rules, including the same-day cut-offs: 07:00 breakfast, 09:00 lunch, 18:00 dinner, India time.

It reads a payment. Charged twice is a finding about those charges. Money deducted with no order needs the date of the debit. The finding is in plain language. When the next step is money coming back, that step is WhatsApp UrbanStall on the Ampy screen, the same chat as in the UrbanStall app.

A payment check that runs uses one of five in an India day. Asking for the missing date does not. The meal chat allows thirty messages in a day. “Think · Plan · Do together” on the sample is this sequence: hear the ask, name the check, run it, show the card.

Someone at a laptop whose screen is the Ampy mark

You arrive, you sign in with your UrbanStall phone, and the companion is ready for the order, the meal, or the payment.

Ampy is now SI. The sign-in says Super Intelligence. The first thing it reads is yours: the order, the meal, or the payment.

A first visit after the change

Come in through the header or through ampy.si/login. Confirm the wordmark and the Super Intelligence line before you type a password. Then sign in.

If you are here for a shop order, tap Where is my order, or type it. If the money left twice, tap Double payment and give the day or the order number. If the money left and no order appeared, tap Paid, no order, and give the date. If you need the document, tap Get my bill and give the order number. If Rasoi has your plan, Manage my meals is on the screen. If it is absent, this phone has no plan, and the companion stays with the shop checks.

Say it in your own words if you prefer the chips as a hint only. “Do baar paise kat gaye” is the double-charge ask. “Order kahan hai” is the status ask. The companion should ask once if the date or the order number is still missing, then run the check. The card is the result. The chat stays short.

The pages that walk each job are already up: how you open Ampy, a double charge, money deducted with no order, where the order is, the bill, and the meal plan. What SI means on this door is the name, written out. This page is the announcement: the sign-in has caught up with that name.

The day you will notice

You notice on the way in, not in the middle of a check. The wordmark is above the form. Super Intelligence is under the wordmark. Your SI Companion is the role next to the mark. If a saved link dropped you straight into a thread, open ampy.si/login once so you see the face the address belongs to. Then go back to the ask you came for.

Nothing about the phone changes on that visit. The five payment checks still reset on the India day. A meal pause still needs the confirm card. A bill still comes back as one number and one PDF. The new fact is the name on the door you used to reach them.

What you keep

You keep the login. You keep the phone. You keep the thread of checks you already know how to ask. The mark on the way in is the SI companion, and the address in the tab is ampy.si. Start there the next time you need the order, the meal, or the payment read back to you.

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