Fresh ways to build, ship, and grow your apps — pulled straight from the team's commits, distilled into what it means for you.
Your app dashboard cards now display actual screenshot previews of your published apps, replacing the initial-letter placeholder tiles. It's easier than ever to spot and jump into the right project at a glance.
The AI powering your app-building experience has been upgraded to Claude Sonnet 4.6, Anthropic's latest model. You should notice sharper suggestions, better understanding of what you're trying to build, and more accurate outputs.
A handful of small but noticeable visual issues in the editor and dashboard have been resolved, including a search box icon that was covering your text as you typed, and AI hub tabs that weren't switching correctly.
After logging in, you'll now be taken directly to your app dashboard instead of an old landing page. The correct experience loads reliably whether you're on the new or classic dashboard.
When you started building a new app, the preview window could incorrectly show a generic placeholder (like a to-do list) instead of your actual project. That's now fixed — your preview always reflects your app and nothing else.
Whop account balances were silently failing to load — your app would show nothing instead of the real number. This is now fixed and balance data displays reliably.
If your live preview froze or got stuck on the 'Preview restarting…' screen, you had to manually intervene to get it going again. Now the editor detects the problem automatically and restores your preview without you lifting a finger.
In some cases, files the AI created would get out of sync internally, causing the builder to loop endlessly trying to fix import errors that it could never actually see. This is now resolved — the builder stays in sync and moves forward cleanly.
Ambitious apps — especially those using OverSkill's most powerful AI settings — could get cut off before finishing because the build ran out of time. The builder now stays active as long as real work is happening, giving your project the time it needs to complete.
Toggling your app's theme in the editor now happens immediately, with no page reload or visible lag. Switch between Light, Dark, and System modes as many times as you like without losing your place.
A bug was causing previously published apps to silently go offline after every edit. Your app now stays published and accessible to your users throughout the entire update process.
If you use the editor in dark mode, switching to the preview tab used to blast you with a bright white screen for half a second. That jarring flash is gone — the preview now loads with the correct dark background instantly.
The in-editor preview window was occasionally flickering to an error page during active development sessions. That loop has been closed, so your live preview stays solid while you build.
When the AI ran into a problem mid-edit, it could accidentally overwrite your file with an incomplete version — quietly dropping sections of your app. This is now fixed, so failed edits leave your app exactly as it was.
Setting up a custom domain directly at your root address (e.g. yourbrand.com instead of app.yourbrand.com) now shows the correct DNS instructions and activates SSL properly. Previously, the setup guide showed the wrong record type, which blocked SSL activation.
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