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A new TestFlight build is available for the OverSkill iOS app. If your previous build expired, you can download the updated version now.
A bug was causing creator profile pages to crash for everyone who visited them. This is now fixed and all profile pages load correctly again.
A bug was causing chat messages inside apps to fail to render properly for everyone. This is now fixed and all conversations display as expected.
You can now see your remaining credits at a glance right in the top bar of the editor — and top up instantly without digging through menus.
The All, Live, and Drafts tabs on your dashboard are fully working — click any tab to instantly see only the apps you care about, and your search stays active as you switch between them.
The share and collaboration panel inside the app editor was crashing when viewing pending invitations. It's fully working again so you can manage your team without interruption.
Previously, removing a custom domain from your app could cause silent background errors that cluttered your app's activity. Those are now cleaned up automatically without any fuss.
Connecting your own domain to an app would sometimes fail silently for certain domain configurations. That edge case is now handled correctly.
In some sessions, AI-powered suggestions in the editor were silently failing to load. This is now fixed and suggestions should appear reliably.
When your app preview was loading after being idle, you could briefly see an ugly error screen before it recovered. That flicker is gone — you'll now see a clean loading state the whole time.
We've adjusted how credits are counted for AI-powered generation, so your existing credit packs and plans now stretch roughly 2.5x further. You can build more without buying more.
The live preview inside the app builder is now more stable — it recovers automatically when something goes sideways and stays in sync with your edits. Less refreshing, more building.
If a friend shared their personal referral code with you, entering it on the sign-up page no longer shows a false 'invalid or expired' error. You can now join through a referral link without hitting a dead end.
Complex builds that loop through many steps could previously consume your whole month's credits in a single run. A new safety cap now limits how many credits any single build can use, so one big job can't wipe you out.
When someone arrives at your app's sign-up page through a referral link, they'll no longer be asked to enter an invite code they already used. The page now recognises returning visitors and shows a clean welcome instead.
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