Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
Apps using Whop for payments were intermittently showing a 'couldn't load checkout' error that cleared on refresh — especially noticeable right after launch or when multiple people opened the app at once. This no longer happens.
The AI assistant was incorrectly telling builders that push notifications couldn't be sent in the background. It now correctly guides you to set up real push notifications for your app.
The Google, Apple, and GitHub sign-in buttons were incorrectly showing in green instead of their proper neutral styling. They now look exactly as designed.
Ten professionally designed marketing funnel templates are now available in the template library, covering a wider range of campaign and lead-generation styles.
Some status badges and UI labels were showing an off-brand purple color that didn't belong in OverSkill's green-accented design. Everything now uses the correct brand palette.
An unnecessary waiting step has been removed from the deployment process, so updates to your app go live significantly faster even when the platform is busy.
The AI builder was previously filing support tickets for errors it encountered inside your own generated app — errors it could just fix itself. It now handles those in-context, so issues get resolved faster without creating unnecessary noise.
When multiple updates are ready to publish at the same time, OverSkill now intelligently skips redundant steps and deploys only the latest version — slashing wait times significantly.
When you send a message in the app editor, the conversation now scrolls to keep your message front and center while the AI reply streams in below — no more content jumping around as responses load.
The sign-in, sign-up, and magic link screens have been refreshed to match OverSkill's current design — so the whole product feels consistent from the moment you log in.
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.
You can now start building an app without an account, sign up afterward, and your app and prompt will be waiting for you — nothing gets lost in the handoff.
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.
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