max / makenotwork

Spell the product name Makenotwork everywhere it is displayed brand.md:48 gives one correct spelling and bans MakeNotWork and Make Not Work by name. The site used four: Makenotwork, Makenot.work, MakeNotWork, and in one case the spaced form. Page titles alone split 50/26 between the dotted and undotted forms, so a visitor could see both on adjacent pages. Swept titles, OpenGraph and Twitter cards, JSON-LD, email subjects and bodies, the RSS generator tag, receipts, export headers, embed snippets, the OpenAPI title, the health status page, and the guide, developer, support, tech and about docs. Two things are deliberately left alone. The wordmark in site_header.html renders Makenot<span class="dot">.</span>work, where the dot is the diamond glyph brand.md:35 describes as part of the wordmark, so it stays along with its aria-label and the style.css comment naming it. The seven legal documents keep their current spelling: rewriting the entity name in shipped terms of service, privacy policy and DMCA text is a legal question, not a casing one, and those documents may want the LLC name rather than a brand string. Also untouched: the User-Agent identifier in auth.rs, which brand.md:51 exempts as technical, and which an upstream service may match on.