fedec65 stamps a Swiss identity on its Mike fork

A sweeping rename turns "Mitch" into "BetterCallMitCH" - and the odd capitalization is a deliberate wink at Switzerland.

branding

fedec65 went through every place a user actually sees the product - the readme, the compliance notes, the German, French and Italian interface text, the assistant's own self-description, even the author name attached to tracked changes in exported Word redlines - and swapped the old name for the new one. The capital "CH" buried in the middle isn't a typo; it's the country code for Switzerland.

Nothing under the hood moved. Internal names and routes were left untouched, on purpose - this was about identity, not plumbing. Coming right after another rename, it reads less like a one-off tweak and more like fedec65 settling on a brand in public, treating this fork as a product in its own right rather than a patch sitting on top of Mike.

So what If you're tracking which forks are hardening into real products versus staying experiments, this one just planted a flag.

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SHA Subject Author Date
a8c96c91 rename: Mitch → BetterCallMitCH in all user-facing strings Federico Cesconi 2026-05-06 ↗ GitHub
commit body
Replaced product name across 17 files:
- UI components (logo, layout, sidebar, error page, workflows, tabular)
- i18n translations (de, fr, it, en)
- Backend system prompts and console logs
- README and COMPLIANCE docs

Internal identifiers (MikeChat, mikeApi, etc.) left unchanged.

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