Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
Apps that had a custom logo were missing a required icon size, which prevented Android and some browsers from offering the "Add to Home Screen" install prompt. Both required icon sizes are now included automatically.
A handful of publish attempts were getting permanently stuck or incorrectly marked as failed, even when the app had actually gone live. Publishes now recover gracefully and report their true status.
The tasks panel was logging runs as "completed" even when nothing actually ran — making it look like your scheduled tasks were working when they weren't. The history now only shows genuine executions.
The AI assistant inside the builder was sometimes telling users that certain actions — like pasting in content — were free when they actually used credits. Those answers are now correct.
Some customers who purchased MSai Platinum were not receiving their OverSkill access grant despite a successful payment. That gap is now closed — purchases are detected and access is granted automatically.
Apps that let users create publicly visible records tied to their profile were hitting a silent error and failing to save. That's fixed — those records save correctly every time now.
The account menu no longer spills outside the sidebar panel when you open it. Everything stays clean and aligned, exactly where you'd expect it.
Scheduled tasks — like daily digests, push reminders, or timed automations — were silently doing nothing on published apps, even though they appeared to work during preview. They now fire correctly once your app is live.
Apps with scheduled tasks that send in-app notifications will now correctly deliver those notifications after you republish — no more silent drops for tasks set up before a recent update.
Apps built by remixing an existing project were blocked from ever going live — every publish attempt failed with a vague error and a suggestion to retry that never worked. Publishing remixed apps now works exactly like any other app.
In some multi-user app templates, a fabricated business name and account details were being hardcoded into the app's navigation — meaning your customers could see someone else's identity instead of their own. Your app now always reflects the real logged-in user.
Some newly built apps would load completely — but show nothing but a white screen, with no error message. A hidden style was keeping all content invisible and never revealing it. Pages now appear correctly as soon as they load.
Custom actions in your app could only receive data sent as structured JSON — anything sent from an HTML form, a file upload, or a third-party service would arrive completely empty with no way to recover it. All common data formats are now supported.
A subtle alignment quirk caused app letter badges in the left sidebar to appear ever-so-slightly too low compared to other icons. Everything lines up cleanly now.
The template catalog now shows the newest additions first, so the latest ready-to-use starting points are always easy to find — no more digging through pages to discover what's new.
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