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You'll now see the latest OverSkill updates right inside your dashboard — no need to hunt for what's changed. New feature announcements and improvements show up in your notification bell automatically.
When a flagged issue on a support ticket gets resolved, the ticket now closes on its own — so your support inbox stays accurate and your unread counts actually reflect real open issues.
Your app preview now appears instantly as soon as your build is live — no more staring at 'Building your app' when everything is already up and running.
A bug was causing OverSkill to incorrectly block you from restoring previous versions of your app, even when a valid restore point existed. You can now roll back to any saved version without hitting a false dead end.
Apps published on OverSkill now fully support Whop-powered purchases and claim flows — so your users can buy and unlock access without any extra setup on your end.
Several broken links in the invite and user-management flow have been fixed. The 'Set up roles' button now actually takes you to role creation, invite emails now point to your app's real address, and 'OverSkill' is spelled correctly in those emails.
The Users panel in your app editor now shows you everything in one view — who's signed up, who has an active membership, and who's been invited — so you can manage your community without hunting across different screens.
The app icon shown in the editor's top navigation dropdown was oversized and cramped. It's now the right size with proper spacing, keeping the editor looking clean and consistent.
Icons in the app sidebar now maintain strong contrast against their background tile no matter which accent color you've chosen — including light pastels where they used to nearly disappear.
When you update your app's subdomain in Publish Settings, the new live URL appears on screen immediately — no more closing and reopening the window to see if it worked.
The credit balance shown in your navigation bar now reliably reflects your team's actual balance — it will no longer intermittently flash an unrelated number.
The extra points chip that used to appear in the top-right corner of your app preview has been removed, so your app's own primary button is no longer competing for that space.
You can now connect two accounts from the same platform (like two Google accounts) to your integrations without one disappearing or breaking the other. Both stay live and you can choose which one to use at any time.
Instead of a vague error that blamed your account, your app's checkout screen now explains the real reason a purchase couldn't go through — so buyers (and you) know exactly what's happening.
A bug was causing integration actions to fail with an error every single time they were triggered — regardless of which tool you were using. That's now fixed, so your connected integrations run as expected.
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