vincentbirot reskins Mike in lawyer-speak
Every "Project" in the interface becomes "Matter" - the word law firms actually use for a client engagement.
This fork's only change so far is a vocabulary swap. Anywhere the user sees "Project" or "Projects" on screen - sidebar labels, headings, empty states, the little toast messages that pop up - it now reads "Matter" or "Matters". Nothing under the hood moved: the web addresses, the data model, and the internal plumbing still say "project". It's purely a copy change aimed at making the product feel native to a law firm.
The tell is that this looks like a consultant or vendor preparing Mike for legal customers, where "matter" is the standard term for a piece of client work. It's a cheap, surface-level rebrand - but because the URL bar and any developer-facing surface still use the old word, anyone who looks past the polished labels will see the seams.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?