Earlier updates, from more than 90 days ago.
If your app is set to dark mode, it will no longer flip to light mode unexpectedly when you record your screen with tools like Loom. Your app looks exactly the way you intended it, on camera and off.
A recent update was accidentally stripping the OverSkill attribution banner from your published apps. It's restored — anyone who views your app's source code will see the 'Built with OverSkill' credit as intended.
You can now create a single invite code that multiple people can all redeem — perfect for live streams, webinars, or group onboarding sessions where everyone types the same code at the same time. Set a cap on how many people can use it, and existing single-use codes work exactly as before.
You can now connect ClickFunnels without leaving the chat — just ask your AI to integrate it and a one-click connect card appears inline, the same way other integrations work.
Every button in the app editor now shows a clear label when you hover over it, so you always know what each icon does — no more guessing.
The 'Built with Overskill' badge on social share previews is now larger, correctly branded, and uses the real OverSkill logo — so every link your users share looks polished and professional.
You can now connect ClickFunnels to your OverSkill app directly from the integrations catalog. We also fixed a bug where the connection window would get stuck on a spinning 'Loading…' screen.
Each time you start a new live session, a brand-new invite code is generated automatically — old codes from previous streams stop working instantly, so only your current audience gets in.
Opening the Integrations tab used to cause a noticeable freeze, especially with many integrations connected. It now loads smoothly every time.
When you share your app with new users, they'll now see a prominent Sign Up option front and center, so they never get stuck on a login screen they can't use.
When your users replied to support emails, their messages were sometimes creating brand-new tickets instead of continuing the existing thread. This is now fixed — every reply lands where it belongs.
We fixed a timing issue that was causing a small number of app publishes to fail silently during busy periods, so your updates go live more consistently.
When your app hits a build error, OverSkill now attempts to fix it automatically before sending you any notification. You'll only get an email if the problem genuinely couldn't be resolved on its own.
Long-form text narration (like summaries, articles, or guides) now uses your device's free built-in voice by default, so listening to content in your app costs nothing. Premium HD voice is still available for sound effects and music.
When OverSkill shows a system notice (like an AI slowdown warning), clicking the link now opens in a new tab so you never lose an in-progress build or generation.
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