Uploading large files now fails fast — no more mystery spinners
When you attach files that are too large, OverSkill now tells you immediately — before spending any of your build credits or making you wait. No more staring at a loading screen only to get an error.
- Oversized file attachments are rejected the moment you upload them, not after your credits are already used
- You get a clear error right away so you can swap in a smaller file and keep building
- Protects your credit balance from being consumed by uploads that were never going to work
Special characters in your app's data no longer cause crashes
Content containing symbols like © or other special characters — common in scraped text, pasted content, or documents — previously caused your app's data tools to crash. That's fixed, and all data operations now handle these characters reliably.
- Reading, inserting, updating, searching, and deleting records all work correctly with special characters
- Pasted or imported content with symbols no longer breaks your app's data layer
- No action needed — existing apps benefit automatically
Checkout errors on launch day are now far less likely
When multiple people hit your app's checkout at once — like during a launch or QA pass — some users were seeing a 'Plan not found' error that cleared on refresh. We've made the checkout flow much more resilient to bursts of traffic.
- Checkout pages handle launch-day traffic spikes without dropping into error states
- Users who hit checkout simultaneously no longer trigger false 'plan not found' failures
- Refreshing to recover from a stuck checkout is now a thing of the past
The AI builder now fixes your app's bugs instead of filing tickets
When the AI encountered an error in your generated app, it used to open a support ticket — meaning you'd wait for a response instead of getting an instant fix. Now the AI resolves those issues on the spot, right inside your build session.
- Build and runtime errors in your app are fixed in real time by the AI, not queued as support tickets
- Fewer interruptions to your building flow — problems get handled without leaving the editor
- Support tickets are now reserved for genuine platform issues, keeping response times faster for everyone
Deploys are now more reliable — even during platform updates
In rare cases, a platform update happening mid-deploy could mark your deployment as failed even when it was actually succeeding. Deploys now recover gracefully and complete as expected.
- Your app deploys are no longer disrupted by background platform maintenance
- In-progress deployments resume automatically instead of being cancelled
- You'll see accurate deployment status rather than false failure messages
Login page design is cleaner and fully on-brand
The sign-in and sign-up pages got a polish pass — OAuth buttons (Google, Apple, GitHub) now appear in the correct neutral style, and outdated 'free during beta' messaging has been removed.
- Sign-in buttons look consistent and professional across all login options
- No more confusing 'free during beta' copy that no longer applies
- Card shadows and styling now match the finalized OverSkill v2 design
Status badges and UI labels are now the correct brand green
Some status indicators and badge labels were showing an off-brand purple color. Everything is now consistently styled in OverSkill's signature green.
- Status labels like 'Check status' no longer appear in an unexpected purple color
- Badge and state colors are now consistent across your entire app-building experience
- The fix applies everywhere — no stray purple anywhere in the interface
AI builder now works correctly with the Kimi model
A compatibility issue was causing the Kimi AI model to return tokenization errors, preventing it from generating app content. That's resolved and Kimi-powered builds work reliably again.
- Builds using the Kimi model no longer fail with cryptic tokenization errors
- All AI models available in OverSkill now behave consistently
- No changes needed on your end — existing projects using Kimi will work correctly
Plan step cards in the AI editor got a visual polish
The collapsible plan cards shown while the AI builds your app now look cleaner — no background tint, a full-width divider when expanded, and a tidier look when collapsed.
- Plan cards blend more naturally into the editor without the distracting accent background
- Expanded plan steps have a clean full-width divider line for better readability
- Collapsed cards look minimal and uncluttered