Vehicle type on the rider app

UrbanStall rider is the app a rider uses for UrbanStall orders. Gunit Raj's profile names two things on it: the vehicle type on the rider app, and the rider login on the Powr debug app. The profile leaves the public web link blank. This note does not invent a store page or a web URL for the app.

The vehicle, then the login

Vehicle type is the kind of vehicle the rider is on. The app has a place that records it. A rider on a cycle and a rider on a bike are different types, and the app can tell them apart because the type is stored. The profile states that the type is on the rider app. It does not list the set of types, so this note does not list them either. The diagram is the two words: vehicle type, and rider.

The rider login is on the Powr debug app. Powr is the login the rider goes through. The debug app is where that login is wired for this build, so a rider signs in there rather than through a login invented for the rider screen alone. The profile pairs the two: the vehicle type lives on the rider app, and the sign-in lives on the Powr debug app. They are adjacent and they are not the same screen. A person can be logged in and still need a vehicle type recorded. A vehicle type on a device with no login is not a rider the desk can assign.

On 22 October 2026 his rider commit redesigned the dashboard, fixed the status bar overlap, and fixed the rupee symbol encoding. On 23 October 2026 his commit revamped the rider UI into four tabs, fixed native crashes, and removed demo fallbacks. The date on this note is 23 October 2026, the later of those two rider commits. The profile sentence is still the vehicle type and the Powr debug login. The dashboard, the tabs, the crashes, and the demo fallbacks are the commits from those two days. They are the rider work in the repo that week. They are named so a reader can see what the commits say, and so they are not silently swapped in as the profile sentence. The profile sentence remains the vehicle type and the login.

On 26 October 2026 a later commit put the Powr phone card from powr-sdk on the sign-in. That is a different day and a different change. This note is not dated from it. The rider login the profile names is the Powr debug app login, and the rider commits under his name are the 22 and 23 October UI work.

The app also has duty, assigned orders, and Accept, from earlier rider commits in the same repo. Those are the shell a rider works in. This note does not move them onto his profile. His profile, for this product, is the vehicle type and the debug-app login.

The rider app records the vehicle type.

Who changed it

Walk the two checks the profile actually gives you. On the rider app, there is a vehicle type for the rider. On the Powr debug app, the rider can log in. The 23 October UI is the app those checks sit in: a rider interface with the demo fallbacks removed, tabs, and the earlier dashboard pass from 22 October. A company reading the profile is reading the vehicle type and the login. The commits are the surrounding rider work from the same days, stated in the words the commits use.

There is no public web link on the profile. A store listing, a web demo, and an order count are absent here on purpose. The diagrams are labels, not a picture of a rider or a map.

The voice agent and MedMatch are other notes on the same profile. This note is only the rider app.

The rider signs in on the Powr debug app.

Two sources, side by side

Vehicle type is a field on the rider app. The check is that the rider's vehicle type can be recorded there. The profile does not list the types, so this note does not list them. Login is a different surface. The Powr debug app is where the rider signs in. A build that asked for a password only on the rider screen would miss that sentence.

The 26 October phone card is a newer sign-in component in the rider repo. It is later than this note. Dating the note 23 October keeps it on his rider UI commits. The profile text stays the vehicle type and the debug-app login.

The 22 October dashboard work and the 23 October revamp are what those commits say: the dashboard, the status bar, the rupee symbol, four tabs, native crashes, and demo fallbacks removed. A reader can find those words in the commits, and can find the vehicle type and the Powr debug login on the profile. The two sources sit side by side so neither is quietly rewritten as the other.

Duty, assigned orders, and Accept exist on the rider app from earlier commits. They are work a logged-in rider does. They are not the line on his profile for this product, so they are not added as if the profile had said them.

What you can open

Vehicle type on the rider app, and the rider login on the Powr debug app.

The profile leaves the public web link blank, so this note has no product URL to open.

The date on this note is 23 October 2026, Gunit's rider UI commit. The dashboard pass is 22 October 2026. The Powr phone-card sign-in on 26 October 2026 is a later commit and is not the date of this note.

This note adds no placement and no extra client. The proof is the profile sentence. The public product URL is blank there, so it stays blank here.