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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.
After signing in with a magic link or email code, you'll now land on your apps dashboard — not a settings page.
Apps using logo generation, icon creation, or any image prompt were getting errors — those are now fixed and images generate reliably again.
Clicking a magic link or entering a login code was dropping you on a team settings page instead of your dashboard — you now land on your apps after signing in.
You can now enable email-based passwordless sign-in for your published app — users get a 6-digit code or a one-click magic link instead of needing a password.
A new notifications popover in the editor gives you a central place to see build updates, invites, and platform announcements without leaving the page.
The builder AI will no longer suggest patient-facing dose calculators, diagnostic tools, or clinical decision features without flagging the regulatory considerations involved.
A new notifications bell in the editor shows your recent build alerts and platform updates in one place, with two tabs: Inbox for your activity, and What's New for the latest OverSkill updates.
The AI builder will now decline to build patient-facing drug dose calculators, clinical diagnostic tools, or other regulated medical features — and will explain why. This protects you from unknowingly shipping regulated software.
If your internet connection dropped while a build was in progress, the preview iframe could get stuck showing nothing. It now automatically recovers when you reconnect.
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