Earlier updates, from more than 90 days ago.
A new public page at overskill.com/live shows a real-time pulse of building activity across the platform — how many creators are building how many apps right now.
After buying credits or joining a membership, your AI credits counter on the main dashboard now refreshes right away — no more seeing zero while your balance is actually topped up.
The close button on image previews inside the editor chat now works correctly — clicking the X or the background overlay dismisses the preview as expected.
The 'Creating Your App' screen used to promise 30–60 seconds — we've updated it to reflect the real first-build time of around 10–15 minutes so you always know what to expect.
When you sent a photo in the app builder chat, it could appear squished and cut off next to your message instead of sitting neatly below it. That layout bug is now fixed.
Images stored in subfolders (like a press or team section) were showing as broken in published apps. This is now fixed so every image renders correctly for your end users.
Apps that use author-tracked data tables were failing silently when you tried to seed them with starter records — showing a vague error with no clear fix. That's resolved.
When OverSkill posts a status or incident notice, the banner now adapts to light and dark mode correctly instead of always appearing as a jarring dark strip on a light page.
The Export as ZIP option was missing from the publish screen for nearly all users. It's back in the right place — you can now export your app as a ZIP file directly from the publish menu.
The help article explaining how to offer AI credits to your app's buyers is now published and includes annotated screenshots of exactly where to find every setting.
A recent update accidentally caused all optimized images to return a "not found" error. This is now fixed — images in your apps load fast and reliably again.
The help docs for social login (Google, GitHub) have been updated to accurately explain how sign-in works on the OverSkill platform and what's available today.
The "Get Started" button was showing white text on a light green background for visitors using dark mode on their device — making it nearly invisible. The contrast is now correct and the button is easy to read for everyone.
A sequencing issue caused the very first publish of a new app to get stuck and never fully go live. This is now resolved — your app publishes successfully the first time, every time.
App icons created by AI used to come out with glossy gradients that looked out of place. Now every generated icon uses a flat, solid look that fits right in with the rest of your app's design.
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