Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
When your AI agent writes or deletes files inside your app, the changes now go through correctly every time. Previously, a successful change could still return an error, making it hard to tell if the action worked.
Your settings page was incorrectly showing "No active subscription" to users who had an active plan, causing confusion and unnecessary support requests. It now reflects your real subscription status accurately.
Buttons across the app were displaying a distracting green focus outline whenever you clicked them with a mouse. They now only show the focus ring when navigating by keyboard, which is the correct and intended behaviour.
Apps with a paid-access gate were incorrectly redirecting buyers — even customers with an active purchase — to the payment page every time. That's fixed: paying customers now land directly in your app as expected.
When you share your app link, the preview image now appears correctly on Facebook, Slack, iMessage, X, and other platforms. No more broken or missing thumbnails when your link gets shared.
Forms, toggles, dropdowns, and input fields have been refreshed with a polished new look — everything feels more consistent and professional as you build. Colors, spacing, and highlights now render crisply in both light and dark modes.
Buyers who paid with Apple Pay in your app were sometimes left stranded on the pricing page even after a successful payment. They're now moved forward automatically, just like any other payment method.
When something goes wrong in your app, visitors now see a clean, modern error screen instead of the old dated design. Every error state — from lost connections to unavailable pages — has been updated.
A misleading label told buyers their credits never refill — that was wrong. Your app now correctly shows that included credits reset each billing period, while making clear that top-ups are never charged automatically.
When a buyer used 'Sign in with Apple' and checked out, their purchase could end up unlinked from their account. That's fixed — every order now attaches to the right person, no matter how they signed in.
Apps with push notifications and automatic update support were conflicting behind the scenes, which could cause one or both to stop working. Both now run together without interfering.
When a buyer hits 'reply' on their order confirmation email, that message now lands in your inbox — not OverSkill's support address. Set your own reply-to email per app so your buyers always reach you directly.
In some cases, invite codes were being created but the email to the recipient was never sent — meaning invitees had no idea they'd been invited. All invite paths now reliably deliver the notification.
When a user emailed a screenshot to your support inbox, the AI couldn't see it — it was being discarded silently. Images attached to emails are now fully ingested so your support AI can read and respond to them.
Some domain configurations caused the custom email sender setup to generate DNS records that could never actually be added — leaving creators stuck with instructions that couldn't work. This is now detected and handled correctly upfront.
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