SinghAI

How to use

Short steps for each part of SinghAI. The app itself will open these clearly; this page is a guide while the site and app are still being prepared.

Hukamnama

  1. Open Hukamnama and read today’s hukam from Sri Harmandir Sahib — this is the Panth’s hukam.
  2. If a personal hukam option is available, use it with care and humility. It does not replace Harmandir Sahib’s hukam.
  3. Sit with the shabad. There is no rush.

SinghAI does not issue hukam. We only help you read and reflect.

Nitnem

Recite the banis in the traditional order:

Morning

  1. Japji Sahib
  2. Jaap Sahib
  3. Tav Prasad Savaiye
  4. Chaupai Sahib
  5. Anand Sahib

Evening

  1. Rehras Sahib

Night

  1. Kirtan Sohila

Also available: Ardaas and Sukhmani Sahib.

  1. Choose the time of day or the bani you need.
  2. Read or listen at your own pace.
  3. Complete with Ardaas when you wish.

Gyani

  1. Open Gyani and ask a clear question in plain English (or Gurmukhi where you prefer).
  2. Read the answer carefully. Ask a follow-up if something is unclear.
  3. Remember: this is a learning aid. For deep matters, seek sangat and human gyanis as well.

The Gyani is AI and is not the Guru.

Simran

  1. Open Simran when you want a quiet space.
  2. Sit with Naam without distraction — no ads, no rush.
  3. Leave when you are ready. There is no score to keep.

Learn / Teachings

  1. Open Teachings for gentle introductions to Sikhi, banis, and practice.
  2. Start where you are — new or returning. Begin with Guru Nanak Dev Ji.
  3. Use it alongside Nitnem, Hukamnama, and Gyani, not instead of living sangat. Videos also appear on YouTube @singhaiuk.

When the app is live, Open SinghAI from the home page.