Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
When importing a large project that rebuilds many files at once, OverSkill now automatically retries if something partially fails, so your import keeps moving forward instead of getting stuck.
The AI Usage tab now shows a breakdown by both model and app, so you can see exactly where your credits are going across all your projects.
The AI that builds your app will no longer incorrectly declare itself "done" when it hit an unresolved issue mid-way through — it now catches those situations and handles them properly before finishing.
Disabling desktop notifications from the account settings now correctly turns them off across all your devices — not just the one you used to toggle the setting.
When you preview your own app as a builder or team member, you can now switch to a true end-user view — so permission and access rules are tested accurately, not bypassed.
Deploying updates to your app now takes roughly 10–12 minutes instead of 26, thanks to smarter behind-the-scenes preparation that kicks in the moment a change is detected.
If a deployment fails in the very first moments due to a temporary network or cache hiccup — not anything wrong with your app — OverSkill now automatically retries it for you instead of leaving it broken.
Removing a message from the build queue in the editor used to make it disappear visually but still get processed — it would run anyway. Now cancelling a queued message truly stops it.
If you closed the publish panel mid-deploy and reopened it, the progress bar would reset to blank. Now it restores exactly where it left off, and the styling is cleaner too.
Users with your app already open in their browser will now see a prompt to reload and get the latest version after you publish an update — instead of staying stuck on the old one.
The 'unpublished changes' indicator on the Publish button could stay lit even after a fully successful publish, making it look like something still needed attention. That's now fixed.
The OverSkill AI builder now gives helpful plain-language answers when you ask questions like 'can you build X?' or 'where do I find Y?' — instead of getting stuck or going silent.
Tool steps that fail during a build were showing up in red, which made it look like you needed to take action. They're now shown in a neutral gray — red is reserved for things that actually need your attention.
When you upload your own brand logo, the AI editor can now see and use it — so you can ask it to place your logo in the header (or anywhere else) without it getting confused or failing repeatedly.
When a customer replies to a personal outreach email about their subscription, your support inbox picks it up and routes it intelligently — no manual triage needed. The whole conversation stays in one place.
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