Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
Apps with buyer credit wallets now show users their available balance in the AI Credits section of settings — so they always know how many credits they have left.
The ClickFunnels integration card was showing a broken icon for all users. It now displays the correct ClickFunnels 2.0 brand logo.
Numbers in tables and stats (like credit counts and prices) now stay perfectly aligned as they change, and long text wraps more naturally throughout the interface.
If someone lands on a broken link, they'll now see a polished branded 404 page with easy escape routes back to the app — instead of a generic error screen.
The daily cap on AI video generation has been lifted, so you and your team can create as many videos as your credit balance supports without hitting an artificial ceiling.
Your Payments dashboard now links directly to each transaction's record on Whop, so you can handle refunds and disputes in one click instead of digging through a separate tab.
A wave of visual fixes lands across the editor and usage dashboard — forms no longer have awkward gaps, the page-selector dropdown is wide enough to show full labels, and share buttons have a cleaner, neutral style.
Four ready-made checkout funnel templates are now in the marketplace, so you can add one-click upsells and order bumps to your app without building from scratch.
Green focus rings used to linger on buttons and controls after clicking or tapping — now they only appear during keyboard navigation, so your app looks polished for every user.
The Visual Editor now uses a single status pill at the top of your screen to save, undo, and redo changes — replacing the old bar that appeared at the bottom of the page.
When you build a brand-new app, the most capable AI model is now correctly used from your very first prompt — a routing bug meant it sometimes wasn't, which could affect the quality of your initial build.
The Publish action on a finished build card is now a clearly labeled button in the footer of the card — no more icon-only rocket that left people guessing what it did.
Asking the AI to make your app invite-only now uses the platform's proven built-in tools — previously it could improvise a custom solution that accidentally locked out real invited users.
The integrations counter shown while editing an app now correctly reflects only the integrations connected to that specific app, not unrelated connections from your whole workspace.
OverSkill now keeps you signed in for a full year, so you can pick up right where you left off without being sent back to the login screen unexpectedly.
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