Earlier updates, from more than 90 days ago.
The AI builder will now decline to build patient-facing drug dose calculators, clinical diagnostic tools, or other regulated medical features — and will explain why. This protects you from unknowingly shipping regulated software.
If your internet connection dropped while a build was in progress, the preview iframe could get stuck showing nothing. It now automatically recovers when you reconnect.
When the in-app AI support assistant recommends a help article, the link now actually appears in the chat. Previously the article was chosen but the link was silently dropped before reaching you.
Switching to Plan mode to think through your app's direction was triggering 'New Build' desktop notifications even though nothing was actually built. Plan mode is quiet now.
Every change the AI makes to your app's custom API endpoints is now tracked and can be restored — no more losing a working endpoint to a bad rewrite.
Every change to your app's custom API endpoints is now saved with a full history, so you can see what changed and restore a previous version if something breaks.
The AI's next-step suggestion chips used to repeat themselves or suggest things you'd already done. They now track what's been shown and completed, so every suggestion is fresh and relevant.
The AI suggestion chips in the editor were re-suggesting things you'd already done or dismissed, just worded differently. Suggestions are now personalized to what's actually next for your app.
In some cases the editor preview pane would show a generic starter template instead of your actual app — especially after the sandbox was rotated. The preview now always shows your real, current app.
When OverSkill deployed a platform update, any in-progress builds could be killed mid-run and lost forever. Builds now survive platform restarts and automatically pick up where they left off.
Customers who bought access to your app via a checkout embed were sometimes ending up on Whop's website with no way back to your app. They now land exactly where they should after completing a purchase.
Custom API endpoints created by the AI were only being saved to your preview, not deployed to your live published app. Changes to endpoints now reach production correctly.
When switching between monthly and annual billing on the pricing page, both prices were stacking on top of each other at the same time. That's fixed — you'll now see exactly the price that matches your selected billing option.
Fields that store decimal or fractional numbers (like measurements, prices, or scores) were sometimes causing an error when saving. That's now fixed — your data saves reliably every time.
Workspace names in the switcher menu were rendering at slightly different sizes and weights depending on which one was active, making the menu feel unpolished. Everything now appears uniform.
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