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The OverSkill badge on your app
The small badge in the corner of your app — what it is, how to move it, how to hide it, and the one step people forget.
How your app's users sign up
Add a sign-up flow to your app in one prompt. Customize it later. Users can sign up with email or social login.
Push notifications in your app
Send notifications to your users — order confirmations, reminders, real-time alerts. Works on iPhone, Android, and desktop.
Working with multiple apps
Patterns for managing several apps at once — organization, naming, sharing components.
Reusing work from another Overskill app
Attach one of your other Overskill apps to a chat so the AI can look at how you solved something there and build the same thing in the Overskill app you're working on.
Test your checkout without paying
Run a real $0 purchase through your own checkout to confirm the whole buy → sign in → access flow works — before a single customer arrives.
Single login between your app and ClickFunnels courses
Let members sign in once to your OverSkill app and open their ClickFunnels 2.0 course without a second login, with the exact prompt to add it to an existing app.
Invite codes and referral links
How to redeem an OverSkill invite code, what to do when a code says "invalid or has expired," where to find your own invites, and how codes differ from referral links.
Why was my email sending paused or throttled?
Every email sending limit, throttle, hold, and pause explained in plain language — what triggered it, and exactly how to fix each one.
Why errors and retries still use credits
Building with AI is iterative — some generations error or need a follow-up, and those still use credits. Here's why, and how OverSkill keeps the cost low.
Importing data into your app
Bring in data from a spreadsheet, CSV file, or another tool. Useful for migrating from existing systems.
Editing vs. rebuilding — which is more credit-efficient?
Editing what you already have is almost always cheaper than rebuilding from scratch. Here's why, and the few times a fresh start actually wins.
Credits in your published app: who pays for AI usage
If your live app has AI features, your visitors using them spends YOUR credits — once per action. Here's how it works and how to control it.
Scheduling automatic updates
Make your app do something on a schedule — every hour, every Monday, the 1st of the month. Without anyone clicking anything.
Set up your Apple Developer account
A step-by-step checklist to get your own Apple Developer account ready — enrollment, agreements, and the secure key OverSkill needs to publish for you.
Inviting team members
Team editing access is not broadly available yet. Here's what sharing does support today.
Identity verification not working
If your payout identity verification keeps failing or looping, here's what to check — and how we escalate to our payments partner if it's still stuck.
Do my users get a real username and password?
Yes. Your app's users sign in with a real email and password (or social login). OverSkill securely hosts the password setup, storage, and reset for you — so you get battle-tested accounts without building risky login code yourself.
Connecting Google Sheets and other spreadsheets
Overskill has no built-in spreadsheet sync. What actually works is a one-time CSV import, a CSV export, and integrations your app can call.
Let OverSkill handle the plumbing — describe what you want, not how to build it
The fastest way to build well on OverSkill is to describe the feature you want and let the platform handle the database, sign-in, storage, jobs, and email — instead of planning your own infrastructure.