Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
Apps that display lists of records — clients, orders, leads, anything — now load much faster, especially as your data grows. The more data you have, the bigger the speed boost.
Previously, OverSkill could charge credits and tell you your app was ready when it actually hadn't built anything yet. That's fixed — you'll only ever see a success message when your app genuinely exists.
You can now paste a detailed project brief of any length into the app generator — longer descriptions are handled gracefully instead of being rejected. The character counter also now matches exactly what the system accepts, so you'll never see a confusing mismatch again.
Sendblue is now available as an integration, letting you add iMessage, RCS, and SMS messaging to your apps — no technical setup required. It's ready to connect right from the integrations catalog.
If your app description was detailed enough to hit the character limit, OverSkill used to refuse it outright — now it accepts it automatically. The character counter in the composer also now matches what the server actually counts, so you're never caught off guard.
If you were running campaigns to drive signups to your waitlist, the source of those signups (e.g. which ad or link brought them) was often being lost. Attribution is now captured reliably so you know where your signups came from.
A bug was causing uploaded images to silently disappear inside the Visual Editor after saving. Your images now stay exactly where you put them, every time.
The preview pane used to keep showing a loading spinner even after your app had fully finished building. It now correctly shows your live preview the moment it's ready.
In some apps, the AI's next-step suggestions would hit a dead end and stop progressing entirely. That block has been cleared, so your AI-assisted build keeps moving forward smoothly.
If a custom app icon or logo was deleted or unavailable, some pages would crash with an error instead of gracefully falling back. Now a clean default icon is shown instead, and everything keeps working.
When you described a feature that needed moderation or admin controls, the AI sometimes skipped setting up the right roles. It now correctly recognises these needs from your description and wires up the right permissions automatically.
When you share your app link on social media or in a chat like Slack or iMessage, your cover image now appears correctly in the preview card. Previously, some platforms flagged the image as invalid and showed no thumbnail at all.
Adding a new column to your app's data tables from the Schema Editor was silently failing for every user, every time. That's fixed — you can now add columns reliably and see them save instantly.
Buyers who paid with Apple Pay were left stuck on the pricing page even after a successful charge — your app now correctly moves them forward the moment payment goes through.
Buyers who signed in with Sign in with Apple (which uses a private relay email) and completed a purchase were getting charged but not granted access. Their purchase is now properly linked to their account.
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