Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
Support refunds for Whop-connected apps were silently failing before reaching the payment processor. This is now fixed — refunds go through as expected.
Apps that used entity names like "criteria" or similar Latin-plural words were silently returning errors and couldn't be fixed by rebuilding. This is now resolved — those entities load correctly without any changes needed on your end.
Creators who joined a hackathon and already had a free workspace no longer end up with two separate workspaces and a confusing Upgrade prompt. You land in the right place, every time.
Creators who completed identity verification through Whop could get stranded on a dead-end 'Under Review' screen even after being approved. That screen will no longer appear for verified creators.
When creators submit an entry to a contest, they can now include a mobile number — making it easy for organizers to reach finalists directly without any extra back-and-forth.
Comparison runs using newer AI models like Grok 4.7, GPT-6 Luna, and MiMo V2.6 Pro were failing within seconds. All models now run to completion so you get the results you're looking for.
The previous 25 MB video limit rejected everyday phone recordings. You can now upload clips up to 200 MB directly from your device — no compression or editing required.
Event organizers can now upload a rules PDF directly to each event, so participants always see the correct, up-to-date legal document for that specific event — not a generic or outdated version.
Each OverSkill Games event can now have its own logo, headline, and intro copy — so your submission page looks and reads exactly right for that event, every time. No more one-size-fits-all wording or blank space.
Behind the scenes, we streamlined how your app handles chat messages, so conversations in high-traffic apps are noticeably snappier. No changes needed on your end — it just got better.
When you contact support, your ticket now displays a clear reference number on both your ticket list and the ticket detail page — so you always have something to quote when following up.
Builders joining through a hackathon event can now add one-time credit packs right alongside their plan selection at checkout — no separate purchase needed.
Sharing your Game Jam with attendees just got easier — the short link overskill.com/hackathon now drops builders straight onto the submission page, and sends anyone who isn't signed in to login first so they don't lose their place.
A fresh set of step-by-step guides now covers everything from your first build to publishing and managing credits — available right inside the help panel whenever you need them.
Clicking a hackathon or event QR code and signing up as a new user now takes you straight back to the event page — not a dead-end dashboard.
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