Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
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.
Creators trying to give a customer free access to their app were seeing a silent failure — the comp code was never created. This is now fixed.
The app dashboard was running hundreds of unnecessary database lookups on every page load, causing multi-second delays. It now loads in a fraction of the time.
The apps dashboard was running hundreds of unnecessary database lookups on every page load, causing multi-second delays. It now loads in a fraction of the time.
If your app was accessible from both its friendly address and its overskill.app address, signing out on one didn't sign you out on the other. Now a single logout clears your session completely across all addresses.
Emails sent from OverSkill (like build notifications and support replies) were showing a blurry, broken, or missing logo. All emails now display the clean, sharp OverSkill brand mark.
After your first publish, hitting Publish again to push new changes was being blocked with an error — you can now republish as many times as you like.
After publishing your app for the first time, subsequent publishes were being rejected with a confusing error. You can now push updates to your live app as many times as you want.
When you describe something that could benefit from voice narration, sound effects, or background music, the AI now suggests built-in audio options without you having to ask.
The AI builder will now proactively suggest built-in audio features — like text-to-speech, sound effects, or background music — whenever you describe a use case that would benefit from it, without you needing to ask.
Anonymous buyers completing a checkout were landing on Whop or a blank page instead of your app. The post-purchase flow now correctly brings them into your app to create an account.
The editor AI was incorrectly asking users to send screen recordings, then admitting it couldn't view them. It now only asks for still screenshots, which it can actually use.
The AI was sometimes asking users to send a 15–30 second screen recording for help — then saying it couldn't actually view video. It now consistently asks for still screenshots, which it can actually use.
A fun optional minigame now appears over the preview pane while your app is building — play a round of Asteroids to pass the time. It hides automatically the moment your preview is ready.
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