younglah's quiet rebuild of the Mike demo into Helinox's private, sign-in-only internal legal tool.
This fork takes the public Mike demo and turns it into a locked-down internal product for an organization called Helinox. The most visible change is the front door: a Google sign-in now gates the experience, so what you'd encounter isn't a showcase you can poke at freely - it's the entry point to a private tool meant for a known set of users.
The work is the handiwork of younglah, who has paired the new login with a rebranded footer. Together those two touches make the intent clear: this is Helinox's own deployment, not a fork meant for public exploration. There's no signal here about a broader feature roadmap yet - the divergence so far is about ownership and access, not new capabilities.
If you're curious, the GitHub repo is where the actual changes live. Just know going in that this fork's story is about gating and branding a demo into an internal app, and it's early days on that path.
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A new Google sign-in button and a rebranded footer quietly confirm this fork is a locked-down internal tool, not a public showcase.