Sign-up confirmation screen now tells users exactly what to do
After someone signs up for an app you've built, the confirmation screen now clearly tells them an email was sent, shows which address it went to, and prompts them to check their inbox — so new users don't get stuck wondering what's happening.
New users see a clear message confirming the email was sent and where
No more confusion about whether sign-up worked or what to do next
Fewer support questions from end-users stalling at the confirmation step
Third-party integrations that require each end-user to sign in with their own account — such as QuickBooks — now complete the full connection flow without errors, so your app's users can authorize and sync their own data reliably.
Users inside your deployed app can now successfully connect their own QuickBooks (and similar) accounts
The full authorization flow completes without dropping users on an error screen
Connected accounts are correctly saved and scoped to the right app
App deployments no longer get stuck after a temporary hiccup
Occasionally, a brief glitch during publishing could leave your app stranded — not deployed, with no retry attempted. Now, if that happens, the system automatically recovers and gets your app live without you needing to do anything.
Apps that hit a temporary snag during publishing now recover and deploy automatically
No more manually re-triggering a publish after a one-off error
Multiple pending updates are no longer lost if one publish attempt stumbles
Checkout flows that lead nowhere now get flagged before you publish
If your app's checkout is set to send buyers to a page that doesn't exist, OverSkill will now catch and flag that during the build review — so buyers never silently hit a dead end after paying.
Broken post-checkout destinations are caught before your app goes live
No more buyers landing on a blank error page after completing a purchase
Your app's payment audit now checks that the destination page actually exists
Project menu no longer hides behind app status badges
When opening the options menu on a project or app in your sidebar, the menu was sometimes covered by DRAFT or LIVE status badges, making menu items impossible to click. Everything now layers correctly.
The sidebar context menu always appears on top, fully readable and clickable
DRAFT and LIVE badges no longer bleed over open menus
Clearer domain setup guidance for IONOS and similar registrars
If your domain registrar doesn't support certain record types at the root level (like IONOS), OverSkill now tells you exactly which alternative steps to follow — so you can connect your custom domain without getting stuck.
Step-by-step instructions now call out registrars with known limitations by name
Working alternative setup paths are surfaced upfront, not buried
Fewer support requests needed just to connect an apex domain
Switching AI models mid-project no longer breaks your conversation history
If you started building with one AI model and then switched to another, certain saved responses could cause errors that silently broke all future AI interactions in that app. This is now resolved.
Switching AI models during a project no longer corrupts your build history
AI-powered features in your app continue working reliably after a model change
Fixes a live issue that was affecting projects built with multiple AI providers
Number fields storing 0 or 1 no longer show up as true/false
In your app's data, number columns containing exactly 0 or 1 were incorrectly being treated as yes/no values — so a vote count of 1 would appear as 'true' and a sort order of 0 as 'false'. This is now fixed and all numbers behave like numbers.
Fields like vote counts, quantities, or sort orders with values of 0 or 1 now display and behave correctly
Data that previously looked broken or showed wrong values in your app will now be accurate
Your live app preview no longer hides after a failed rebuild
If a later edit attempt hit an error after your app was already live, the editor could incorrectly cover your working app with a 'Building Your App' placeholder — permanently. That's fixed, and your live preview stays visible as expected.
A failed generation attempt no longer buries your already-deployed, working app
The live preview remains accessible even when a subsequent build runs into a problem
You can keep sharing or testing your app without needing to republish from scratch
App list action buttons are easier to click and no longer overlap
The '…' menu and compose buttons on your app list were cramped and clipping against the edge of the row — making them fiddly to use. They now have proper spacing and sit cleanly within their containers.
Action buttons on your app list no longer overflow or look clipped
Hovering over app rows feels more precise and less cluttered
Small but noticeable improvement to everyday navigation in your workspace
Account menu in the sidebar opens in the right place every time
The account popover in the sidebar was covering the account card and appearing misaligned depending on which page you were on. It now opens correctly above the card and fits within the sidebar on all screens.
Account menu no longer covers the card it's attached to
Popover is correctly positioned on both the main dashboard and computer views
Consistent sidebar experience regardless of which section you're in
Connected integrations stay connected — no more silent dropouts
Integrations you connected to your app were quietly showing as disconnected within an hour, breaking any features that relied on them. This is now fixed — once connected, they stay connected.
Integrations no longer silently drop their connected status after an hour
App features that depend on connected integrations work reliably without needing to reconnect
ClickFunnels connections are also covered by this fix
When someone adds your app to their phone's home screen, they'll now see your uploaded icon — not the OverSkill logo. Your app looks like your app, from first install.
Your custom icon appears correctly on both Android and iPhone home screens
The fix covers all install methods — browser prompt, share sheet, and manual 'Add to Home Screen'
No action needed — all existing apps are updated automatically
If your custom email sender address was set up but never finished activating, it will now automatically recover and complete setup instead of sitting in a permanent 'pending' state. No more silent failures — your branded emails will actually send.
Custom sender addresses that were stuck can now self-heal without any action on your part
You'll no longer see a sender appear configured but silently fail to deliver mail
Branded outgoing emails (like [email protected]) are more reliable from setup onward
Let your end-users connect their own ClickFunnels account
You can now build apps where each of your end-users connects their own ClickFunnels workspace — perfect for client portals, SaaS tools, or agency dashboards where every user brings their own account.
End-users can connect their own ClickFunnels workspace directly inside your app
Each user's connection is stored privately and separately
Mirrors the same per-user connection model already available for other integrations