younglah turns the Mike demo into Helinox's private front door

A new Google sign-in button and a rebranded footer quietly confirm this fork is a locked-down internal tool, not a public showcase.

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younglah has bolted a "Sign in with Google" option onto the login screen, sitting it above the usual email-and-password form. The plumbing runs through Supabase, a hosted backend service that handles user accounts and authentication, so the actual sign-in flow is light - the heavier lift is that Google has to be switched on as a login provider inside that backend, which is specific to each deployment.

The more telling change is the footer. Where the original code carried a generic public-demo disclaimer, this fork now reads as an internal legal platform for Helinox, authorized users only. Taken together, the social login and the rebrand mark this out as a single-company, private deployment rather than an open demo - a working example of how a shared open-source legal-AI base gets quietly adopted in-house.

So what Legal-ops leaders weighing whether to stand up Mike internally should look here for what a real single-tenant deployment actually changes.

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7c77b0a9 Update page.tsx younglah 2026-05-21 ↗ GitHub
Add Google login button

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