PlumNet 2.0

Rebuilt the sign in screen, dashboard, navigation, media shelves, request journey, help pages, owner tools, invitations, and changelog with the shared paper, ink, jam, pine, blue, and brass identity.

Made light mode the PlumHome default while preserving a shared light and dark theme preference across the family website and private app.

Standardized the PlumHome name, family seal, editorial typography, restrained borders, and plain family focused language throughout the app.

Added a coordinated PlumHome social card for cleaner link previews in messages and family chats.

Removed the saved theme script mismatch and reset the page position after sign in or preview so every visit begins at the top of the dashboard.

Hardened the phone welcome screen so the family name, headline, sign in form, and theme control stay comfortably inside narrow displays.

Added an active Need an invite section that sends new family members to the private account request form for personal review.

Replaced simulated account screens with four simple app overview cards, helpful visual icons, and working links to each public service.

Removed PlumRMM from the family facing app guide because it is an owner only administrative resource.

Added one enrollment setting so invitations can be opened or paused without redesigning the page.

Replaced the account request authorization dead end with guided owner sign in, automatic return to the review queue, and a permanent owner shortcut.

Added in house screen examples for finding an app, entering the exact PlumStream server address, and signing in.

Added recommendations for Amazon Fire TV, Google TV, Android TV, Onn, Chromecast, Roku, Apple TV, LG webOS, Samsung Tizen, and Xbox.

Added an Other television or device section with safe store, browser, and personal help options when a brand is not listed.

Removed repeated links to the general Jellyfin client directory so the family guide contains the useful instructions itself.

Rebuilt the Jellyfin sign in and media interface with the shared paper, cream, ink, jam, pine, blue, brass, and night palette.

Added the family seal, a PlumStream wordmark, a warm sign in welcome, and clear powered by Jellyfin naming.

Replaced the previous neon treatment with restrained panels, flatter media cards, editorial headings, and clearer focus states.

Applied the complete refresh without restarting or replacing the running Jellyfin container.

Rebuilt the Seerr sign in and discovery interface with the shared warm welcome and dark media palette.

Added a PlumRequests wordmark, family seal, coordinated browser and home screen icons, and clear powered by Seerr naming.

Removed the rotating promotional backdrop and replaced rounded glass styling with simpler family focused surfaces.

Packaged the identity in a dedicated PlumRequests image so the branding persists whenever Seerr is recreated.

Completed Bazarr integration with Sonarr and Radarr and applied the English subtitle profile to the existing movie and show libraries.

Enabled automatic English subtitle profiles for newly added media and two credential-free subtitle providers for scheduled searches.

Downloaded matching external English subtitle files for all ten episodes of Better Call Saul season four after confirming the replacement videos contained no subtitle streams.

Connected Bazarr directly to PlumStream with immediate movie and episode metadata refreshes after subtitle changes.

Created a dated Bazarr configuration and database backup before changing providers, profiles, or media-server integration.

Added an active status indicator to every service row using the existing privacy safe family health summary.

Made light mode the default while keeping a light and dark theme control that remembers the selected preference.

Corrected the mobile enrollment label so its status dot and text no longer inherit the decorative heading rule or overlap the invitation title.

Preserved keyboard operated tabs, mobile navigation, visible focus states, reduced motion support, and layouts without horizontal overflow.

Kept internal addresses, private accounts, infrastructure details, and administrative controls out of the public website.

Created a dated backup of the complete public website before replacing production files.

Checked the public website, health data, setup controls, theme control, release page, mobile layout, and browser console after publication.

Checked the live PlumStream and PlumRequests sign in experiences at phone and desktop widths with no horizontal overflow or browser errors.

Kept the public website and PlumHome release notes independently recoverable.

Recorded separate dated rollback points for the PlumStream configuration and PlumRequests container image.