The coin count on an UrbanAds ad

AdsApp is the shop ads desk at earn.urbanstall.app. A person watches an ad. The screen has an Ampy bubble and a coin count. Suryadip Sarkar's profile names what changed on that screen: the bubble moved so the coin count shows, and an ad shows again the next day until it expires.

The bubble and the next day

On 23 October 2026 his commit on the ads app fixed the coin widget that was hidden on the mobile app, and it changed the Ampy logo's position. That is the day this note uses. The profile sentence and the commit describe the same screen. The coin count was on the page and could not be seen, because the bubble sat on top of it. Moving the bubble is what makes the count readable. The commit also fixed clickable links on that pass. The profile line to remember is the bubble and the coin count.

The second half of the profile sentence is the schedule of the ad. An ad shows again the next day. It keeps doing that until it expires. The day after a person has seen it, the same ad can appear again. Expiry is the stop. After the ad expires, that repeat ends. The commit message on 23 October is the widget and the logo position. The next-day repeat is stated on the profile, and this note keeps that distinction.

The coin count is a count on the ad screen. This note does not copy a number of coins, a rupee value, or a shop's offer. The diagram labels the bubble, the coin count, and the ad. A second diagram labels the same ad on the next day, until it expires. Both are the words from the profile.

What a person sees, in order: the ad, the Ampy bubble placed so it does not cover the coin count, and the count itself. The next calendar day, the same ad can be back, for as long as it has not expired. A hidden count and a one-day ad are the two problems the sentence answers. The first is position. The second is the repeat.

The Ampy bubble sits where the coin count can be seen.

Who changed it

Read the profile as two checks on one ad. First, open the ad on a phone-sized screen. The coin count should be visible, with the Ampy bubble moved off it. That is the 23 October change and the first clause of the sentence. Second, come back the next day. The same ad should be able to show again, and it should stop when it expires. That is the second clause, taken from the profile.

The links fix in the same commit is real and is not the sentence on the profile. A reader who opens the commit will see it. The profile is still the coin count and the next-day ad. The Powr phone login that landed on the sign-in page on 26 October 2026 is a later change to how a person signs in. It is not this note's date, and it is not the bubble.

A company reading the profile can open the live ads app, watch an ad, and look at the coin count beside the Ampy bubble. They can check the next day, until the ad's expiry. Offer text and coin totals stay on the app.

The same ad can show the next day, until it expires.

On a phone, then the next day

Watch the ad as a phone screen. The 23 October commit calls out the mobile app, where the coin widget was in the layout and covered. The Ampy mark is a bubble. It had been sitting where the count is. Moving it is a position change. The counter itself is the same one. After the move, the count is readable. Clickable links were fixed in that commit too. A link on the ad should receive the tap. The profile does not use the word links, so the profile check stays the bubble and the count. The links are named here so the commit is not trimmed down to only the sentence.

The next day is a calendar day. The person can leave and come back tomorrow. The same ad is allowed to show again. Expiry is the stop on that ad. When the ad has expired, the repeat ends. The profile states no shop and no expiry date, so this note has no sample shop and no sample date. The second diagram is two labels: the same ad, and until it expires.

The sign-in change on 26 October is the phone-first Powr login. It is a newer commit in the ads repo. It changes how someone enters the app. It does not move the bubble, and it is not the date on this note. The note stays on 23 October so the coin count is dated from the day the widget was uncovered.

The two checks, in order: open an ad on a phone-sized window and find the coin count clear of the Ampy bubble. Come back the next day, while the ad has not expired, and the same ad can show. After expiry, that repeat is over. Offer copy and coin totals stay on the live app.

What you can open

The Ampy bubble moved so the coin count shows, and an ad shows again the next day until it expires.

Open AdsApp

The date on this note is 23 October 2026, the day the coin widget and the Ampy position were fixed. The next-day line is the rest of the same profile sentence.

This note adds no placement and no extra client. The proof is the live ads app and the sentence already stored on the profile.