Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
Checking your credit balance on your phone used to require two taps to open — that's fixed. The credits popover now opens instantly on the first tap and stays on screen where you can read it.
The in-app assistant was incorrectly telling builders that apps couldn't have email and password login — that's now fixed. Your apps absolutely support real username and password accounts, and the assistant will guide you correctly.
When comparing AI models side by side, you can now see which model is which immediately, without waiting until after you submit your verdict. The rating workflow stays exactly the same — just no more guessing games.
The Cancel button on the billing page now works reliably for all plans. Previously, clicking Cancel showed a confusing error even though the cancellation had gone through.
End users who signed into your app with Google, Apple, or GitHub were landing on the OverSkill dashboard instead of coming back to your app — that's fixed.
The Cancel Subscription button was showing an error and doing nothing for most paid plans — it now cancels correctly and schedules your access to end at the end of your billing period.
When someone signs into your published app using Google, Apple, or GitHub, they now land back inside your app after authenticating — instead of being dumped on the OverSkill homepage.
Promoters referring buyers to subscription products were earning $0 due to a silent error — affiliate revenue share now flows correctly on every qualifying sale.
Affiliates promoting your app were earning $0 on every sale due to a silent error during setup. Affiliate commission overrides now save correctly and promoters earn their full 20% commission.
Creators selling to Japanese buyers had their plan prices created at 1/100th the intended amount — a ¥49,800 plan was charging ~$498. This is now fixed.
Creators selling in Japanese yen and other non-dollar currencies were accidentally charging buyers 100x less than intended. A ¥49,800 plan was being created as $498. This is now fixed.
Windows users uploading Markdown and other files to their app's knowledge base were seeing silent failures with nothing saved — uploads now work correctly across all operating systems.
Uploading .md and other document files to your app's knowledge base was silently failing for many Windows users. Files now upload reliably regardless of your operating system.
A mini asteroid-shooting game now appears while your app is being built — and clearing waves earns you real OverSkill credits (when enabled for your account).
Creators trying to give specific users free access to their app were seeing a silent error — comp codes now generate and deliver correctly every time.
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