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Building apps

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.

Building apps

Using suggestion chips

The chips below the chat input are smart shortcuts to common next steps. Use them.

Publishing and sharing

Run the Security Review before you publish

Before you go live, run the built-in Security Review from the publish flow to catch common vulnerabilities — exposed secrets, unsafe HTML, and weak input handling — in your app.

Building apps

Your app's icon

Every app you build gets a matching icon automatically — and you can swap it any time.

Troubleshooting

The AI says connected, but my live app has not changed

When the assistant says something is "connected", "working", or "done", that's your preview. Your live site only changes when you hit Publish.

Building apps

Does OverSkill have a drag-and-drop or WYSIWYG editor?

Short answer: no full drag-and-drop page builder. Small edits — text, color, alignment — you can click and change directly. Everything bigger goes through the AI.

Account and team

Switching between teams

If you're in multiple workspaces, here's how to switch between them without signing out.

Billing and credits

Using your credits efficiently while building

Credits are spent when the AI builds and edits your app. How many it takes depends on your app's complexity — and on whether you get stuck in a loop. Here are the dos and don'ts that stretch your credits the furthest.

Integrations

Connecting Meta / Facebook Messenger to your app

OverSkill doesn't have a one-click Messenger button — but you can still connect your app to Messenger. Here's the honest how.

Integrations

Understanding your email sending limits

How email sending limits work, why they increase automatically as you send healthy email, and how to raise them faster.

Troubleshooting

My users get a 401 when they log in

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Troubleshooting

Getting help in OverSkill

Three ways to reach us — the in-app help panel, a support ticket, or email. Here's when to use each.

Integrations

Send app optins to ClickFunnels

ClickFunnels is built into every OverSkill app — connect once from your app's chat and your opt-in forms push contacts, tags, and course enrollments straight into your workspace. No webhook, no API key, no environment variables.

Integrations

Connecting Mailjet or any other email provider not in the marketplace

Mailjet isn't a one-click integration yet, but you can still use it — here's the honest how, and why raw SMTP isn't an option.

Advanced

Getting started with the OverSkill partner API

Generate, manage, and deploy apps programmatically. Auth, the core call sequence, and working code in Node, Python, and curl.

Mobile apps

Mobile app capabilities (Coming Soon)

An honest rundown of what your App Store app can do on a phone — what works today, what's coming later, and what this kind of app doesn't support yet.

Payments and selling

Setting up VAT-inclusive pricing & discount codes for your paid app

Selling in euros, pounds, or kronor? Build VAT into your price instead of adding it on top — plus how to create discount codes for your plans.

Payments and selling

Payment fees explained

What it costs to collect money through your OverSkill app. Short version: the exact same fees as Whop, with zero markup from us.

Integrations

Sending email from your own custom domain

Send from your own domain (e.g. [email protected]) with a few DNS records — rolling out now. Where it isn't enabled yet, a Resend or SendGrid integration covers you.

Payments and selling

Apple Pay on your checkout

Apple Pay needs a one-time domain verification in your Whop dashboard before it shows up in your app's checkout. Here's how.

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