fix(anythingllm-docker): dashboard/login templates say "WeOwnChat", not "WeOwn AI" - #164
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Pull request overview
Updates AnythingLLM Docker dashboard static HTML templates to display the product name as WeOwnChat (customer-facing) instead of WeOwn AI (venture studio), aligning the canonical templates with the corrected branding used elsewhere.
Changes:
- Update the dashboard page
<title>and sidebar header text to “WeOwnChat”. - Update the login page
<title>and tenant tagline to “WeOwnChat”.
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| File | Description |
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| anythingllm-docker/template/dashboard/public/index.html | Changes dashboard title and sidebar brand text to “WeOwnChat”. |
| anythingllm-docker/template/dashboard/public/login.html | Changes login title and tenant line to “WeOwnChat”. |
…ot "WeOwn AI"
WeOwn AI is the venture studio; WeOwnChat is the product these templates
belong to. Fixes the page titles and the two customer-visible text spots
(dashboard sidebar header, login page tenant line) in the canonical
dashboard/login templates — anythingllm-docker/template/dashboard/public/
{index,login}.html. Every future customer instance provisioned from this
template picks up the correct name; existing live instances (chat.weown.dev,
chattest.weown.dev, etc.) will show the old text until their own dashboard
static assets are redeployed, which is outside the scope of this PR.
Text-only change, 4 lines across 2 files — no markup, styling, or script
logic touched.
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Summary
Small, text-only fix: the dashboard and login page templates displayed the product as "WeOwn AI" in customer-visible text. That's wrong — WeOwn AI is the venture studio; WeOwnChat is this product. Split out from #163 (the new Landing/Purchase page), which surfaced the same mix-up and got it fixed there first — this PR carries the identical correction back into the canonical product templates.
What changed
anythingllm-docker/template/dashboard/public/index.html:<title>:WeOwn AI — Dashboard→WeOwnChat — Dashboard.t1):WeOwn AI→WeOwnChatanythingllm-docker/template/dashboard/public/login.html:<title>:Sign in — WeOwn AI→Sign in — WeOwnChatYour private WeOwn AI workspace→Your private WeOwnChat workspace4 lines, 2 files. No markup, styling, or script logic touched — confirmed via
git diffbefore committing.Scope note
This is the template — it fixes every future customer instance provisioned from here on. It does not touch already-live instances (
chat.weown.dev,chattest.weown.dev, etc.); those still have the old text baked into their currently-deployed static assets until someone redeploys their dashboard. Flagging that explicitly rather than implying this PR reaches everywhere it visually shows up today.Verification
Diffed before commit to confirm exactly these 4 lines changed and nothing else. This is static HTML/text — no build step applies to these files directly, so there's nothing further to run; the change is visually verifiable by reading the diff.