AI builder no longer adds broken like counters to shared content
When building apps with community or shared content features, the AI was sometimes generating a like counter on items you don't own — which would immediately fail. It now skips that correctly so your app generates cleanly the first time.
Community and membership apps generate without errors related to like or reaction counts
Fewer manual fixes needed after the AI builds your app
Local development tools now connect more reliably via OAuth
If you use the OverSkill CLI or desktop agent tools, they can now complete their login flow without being incorrectly blocked. Connections that previously failed silently during setup will now go through as expected.
CLI and desktop agent tools connect without OAuth errors
Setup flows that previously got stuck now complete successfully
Whop integration reconnects more reliably when checkout keys are rejected
When connecting your Whop store, certain payment key setups were silently failing and falling back to a lower-permission mode without telling you why. OverSkill now catches and logs the rejection instantly so the connection recovers faster and you're never left guessing.
Whop checkout connections are more reliable out of the box
Faster recovery when Whop rejects a key during setup
Connecting an apex domain now shows the right DNS steps
When you connect a root domain (like yoursite.com) bought at registrars like GoDaddy, OverSkill now surfaces the correct records to enter right away — no more hunting through collapsed sections or hitting a dead end with instructions your registrar won't accept.
The correct address records are now the first thing you see in the manual DNS guide
No more being shown a record type your registrar forbids at the root domain level
Tables with lots of data now work correctly throughout
Apps with growing tables — think member lists, order histories, or content libraries — had several subtle display and interaction issues that only appeared once your data spilled across multiple pages. All four are now fixed.
Pagination, sorting, and filtering now behave reliably no matter how many rows your table holds
Fixes only affected busier, more active apps — so this matters most to your best users
No action needed: existing apps are updated automatically
Previously, asking the AI to edit a large file could silently fail or leave things in an inconsistent state. Now those edits are applied reliably regardless of file size.
AI-requested changes to big files now go through every time
No more mysterious edit failures on content-heavy pages or data files
AI vision extraction no longer cuts off on dense documents
When using AI to pull information from text-heavy images or documents, results were sometimes getting cut off before the full answer was written. This is now fixed, so extractions complete reliably every time.
Full extraction results now returned even on pages packed with text or data
Affects any app using AI-powered document or image reading features
No changes needed in your app — the fix is automatic
Pages now correctly show when you're logged in or out
A bug caused the dashboard to tell visitors they were signed in even when they weren't. This is now fixed, so logged-out users see the right experience every time.
Logged-out visitors no longer see "You're signed in" messages
Dashboard navigation (Settings, Logout, etc.) only appears for real logged-in users
Checkout flow is more consistent across all pricing setups
A handful of edge cases in the checkout experience — including how promo codes locked in and how taxes displayed on the confirmation step — have been smoothed out for a cleaner, more predictable flow.
Promo codes now lock in correctly as soon as checkout opens
Tax totals display accurately on the order confirmation screen
Consistent behavior whether you're on the standard or updated checkout experience
Long messages typed into text areas in generated apps were being silently cut off at 1,000 characters before saving. Your users can now type and save as much as they need.
No more invisible character limits cutting off user input
Full message content is now stored as entered — no silent data loss
Mobile layouts no longer scroll sideways on small screens
On phones, some card-based pages (like member directories) were wider than the screen, causing an unwanted horizontal scroll. Cards now fit correctly within the screen at all sizes.
Member and content card pages look correct on 375px phone screens
Category filter buttons are easier to tap on mobile
The style and category chip buttons in the template gallery were too small to tap comfortably on phones. They now meet the standard minimum touch size across all devices.
Filter chips in the gallery are now reliably tappable on mobile
Consistent button sizing across the entire template browser
Record counts and totals now work correctly in your apps
Features that display totals — like "Showing 24 of 300 members" — were previously unable to access the real count from your data. This is now fixed, so pagination, counters, and "load more" flows report accurate numbers.
Total record counts are now available to all list and pagination features
"Has more" indicators and page counters reflect real data
Fixes the root cause behind several reported count-related bugs in generated apps
Managing your subscription is now smoother and more transparent — you'll see exactly what happens to your apps and credits before confirming any changes, and you can reactivate a cancelled plan yourself without contacting support.
A clear confirmation step now shows you the real consequences of cancelling before anything changes
Reactivate a cancelled subscription yourself in seconds — no support ticket needed
Your apps and credits status is spelled out plainly at every step
Partners can now clone any template or app as a starting point
White-label partners can kick off a new build by remixing an existing app or template — no more starting from a blank prompt every time. Great for agencies delivering repeated projects from a proven base.
Start any client build from a working template instead of scratch
Copy an existing app into a new project with a custom name
Optionally carry over conversation history when remixing
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