Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
The in-app support assistant was incorrectly telling users they could connect GitHub through the AI chat — sending them on a wild goose chase. It now correctly points you to the Publish dialog, where the GitHub export button actually lives.
Under sustained load, some apps were running out of memory and restarting unexpectedly, causing brief downtime for your users. We've added smarter memory management so apps hold up much better during busy periods.
Apps were occasionally failing mid-build during busy periods due to routine updates resetting in-progress work. That's fixed — your builds now run to completion reliably, even when we're shipping updates in the background.
AI-powered app generation now runs on its own dedicated process, so your builds keep going uninterrupted even when we ship updates — no more builds silently failing mid-way through.
The tooltip for Plan mode now accurately describes what it costs to use, so you can make informed decisions before diving into a planning session. No more surprises on your credit balance.
Apps with lots of separate pages or sections no longer fail to publish with an 'Assets too large' error. No matter how your app is structured, OverSkill now handles the heavy lifting automatically so your publish always goes through.
Connecting Google Calendar and Gmail to your apps would sometimes fail silently, leaving integrations in a broken state. Both now activate correctly every time.
When comparing AI models for your app, the cost figures shown no longer drift or climb unexpectedly after a test run finishes. You'll see reliable, trustworthy numbers from the moment results appear.
Apps created with OverSkill now include subtle design refinements by default — crisper text, smoother visuals — so your app feels professional and native on day one without any extra tweaking.
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.
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