cpatpa rebrands Mike as Pip and ships firm-customisable branding
A top-to-bottom rename of the upstream codebase, paired with an admin surface so a firm can swap in its own colours and logos without a code deploy.
cpatpa's fork swaps every visible trace of "Mike" - page titles, social previews, support copy, the wordmark - for "Pip", and follows through into the plumbing most rebrands forget: drag-and-drop identifiers, browser storage keys, internal event names. Users mid-session don't lose their settings; the fork quietly migrates the old browser data the first time it sees it.
The more interesting move is an admin branding surface. A firm can set three brand colours and upload five logo variants - full colour, white, mark, mono, favicon - straight into the app's settings. Logos are stored as files with content-hashed names so browser caches refresh automatically when a new one is uploaded.
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