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If a payment is declined due to a card issue, the checkout form now shows the right message and lets customers try again — without needing to refresh the entire page.
The identity verification step for enabling in-app payments has been streamlined into a single button flow — one click opens a confirmation, then takes you directly to the secure verification window.
The OverSkill iPhone app now sports the updated app icon — a green gradient with the OverSkill glyph — so it's easy to find on your home screen.
Screenshots and previews generated during app building were sometimes capturing a loading screen instead of your actual app. Now previews only appear once your app is truly ready to show.
A bug was causing some app deploys to fail when custom endpoints were involved. That's fixed — your apps publish reliably again.
In rare cases, the AI could get caught repeating the same action over and over during app generation, stalling your build. A new safeguard now detects and stops this automatically so your session stays on track.
You can now save significantly longer Agent Skills without hitting a save error — great for detailed instructions, rich knowledge bases, or complex workflows built into a single skill.
The AI Skills section of your app builder now fully supports dark mode, so everything looks polished whether you're working in light or dark. No more washed-out or off-brand colors.
When your app's preview had been sitting idle and you returned to the editor, the right-hand preview area would appear completely empty — no loading indicator, nothing. It now correctly shows a wake-up card while your preview spins back up.
When someone arrives at your checkout page from a sign-up link, their name and email are automatically filled in — no re-typing required. Fields are only pre-filled when the info is already known, and anything a user has already typed is never overwritten.
When a card is declined at checkout, your customers now see the actual reason (e.g. "insufficient funds" or "incorrect CVC") and can try again — instead of hitting a dead end with a generic error.
Chat messages that referenced common web terms like "template" or "iframe" in plain conversation were previously getting silently cut — that text now appears exactly as written.
Apps built with OverSkill that include AI features now work correctly with the newest AI models, which had been returning an error for some users due to a behind-the-scenes parameter mismatch.
People who share invite codes to your waitlist or community will now receive an email the moment someone uses their code — keeping your advocates in the loop and rewarding referrers.
The Trust Center now uses the same footer and visual style as the rest of OverSkill, and badges clearly distinguish between independently audited certifications and self-reported ones.
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