docs: describe WordyMe as a self-hosted personal wiki - #106
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWordyMe’s product messaging now describes a self-hosted personal wiki and note-taking application across documentation, Docker publishing workflows, and web metadata. ChangesProduct positioning
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- Line 15: Update the descriptive phrase “Next Generation ERP Solution” to
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The public copy still described a platform for students managing educational information — positioning the product has moved away from, and which was inconsistent across four different places: the README, the Docker Hub page, the page meta description, and the PWA manifest. Two of those are the ones people actually see first, since the meta description feeds search results and link previews, and the image label ships inside every published release. "Personal wiki" is deliberate rather than "wiki": signup is only available while the database has no users, so an instance holds exactly one account. The qualified term reaches people searching for a wiki without promising collaboration the product does not have. Copy only — no behavior changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The public copy still described WordyMe as "a centralized platform for students to manage educational information" — positioning the product has moved away from. Worse, the wording was inconsistent across four places that each reach a different audience, and two of them are the first thing anyone sees: the page meta description (what search engines index and what every shared link preview shows) and the OCI image label, which is baked into every published release. This replaces the education framing everywhere with one consistent description.
"Personal wiki" is deliberate, not a synonym for "wiki." Signup is only available while the database has no users (
apps/backend/src/lib/auth.ts:23), so an instance holds exactly one account. The qualified term reaches people searching for a self-hosted wiki without promising collaboration the product does not offer — the unqualified word would attract users who would install it, find no way to add a teammate, and leave.Related Issues
None — follow-up to the WordyMe branding work.
Fixes # — n/a
Type of Change
Documentation / copy. No behavior changes.
Changes
README.md— opening description rewritten; the mission line no longer references educational tools; the PRO paragraph now addresses "organizations" rather than "institutions", which read as schools.DOCKERHUB.md— headline and opening paragraph rewritten (this is the Docker Hub landing page).CONTRIBUTING.md— the "Make an impact" line and the Open Core paragraph no longer reference students or institutions.apps/web/index.html— meta description: "Your own private wiki. Self-hosted notes and documentation, light enough to run on a Raspberry Pi."apps/web/vite.config.ts— PWA manifest description matched to the same line..github/workflows/release-publish.yml— theorg.opencontainers.image.descriptionlabel (3 occurrences, one per build target) and the Docker Hub short description..github/workflows/verify-publishing.yml— the same short description, kept in sync.Deliberately left alone:
'school'/'university'inicon-picker.tsx(icon names users choose from, not copy), and the "campus NAT" examples in the Docker docs (technical illustrations of shared-IP rate limits).How to Test
pnpm --filter web build, then confirm the new line appears indist/index.html(meta description) anddist/manifest.webmanifest(description).grep -ri "student\|educational\|edtech" --include="*.md" --include="*.html" --include="*.yml" .(excludingnode_modules,dist) returns nothing.README.mdandDOCKERHUB.mdtop-to-bottom — the description reads consistently in both.org.opencontainers.image.descriptionlabel and the Docker Hub short description update automatically.Expected result: one description, used everywhere; no education framing left in public copy.
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