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Your first 30 minutes with OverSkill — sign up, build, and ship.
Building apps
How to describe what you want, iterate with the AI, and add new features.
Data and databases
Storing, importing, and exporting your app's data.
Publishing and sharing
Going live, custom domains, and inviting your users.
Letting users sign in
How sign-up and login work in the apps you build.
Integrations
Connecting your app to Slack, Stripe, Google, and 850+ other services.
Payments and selling
Charge for your app and get paid — subscriptions, one-time, or marketplace.
Mobile apps
Every app you build automatically works on iPhone and Android.
Billing and credits
How OverSkill credits work, plans, and managing your account.
Account and team
Invite teammates, change your password, switch workspaces.
Troubleshooting
When things don't work — common fixes and where to get help.
Advanced
Using OverSkill with AI agents and other power-user workflows.
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What are credits?
Credits are how OverSkill measures the AI work you use. Here's what one credit gets you and how to read the meter.
How your app's users sign up
Add a sign-up flow to your app in one prompt. Customize it later. Users can sign up with email or social login.
Do your users need an OverSkill account?
No — your users never pay anything and never need the paid account you build with. They sign in with a free OverSkill account that works across every OverSkill app. Here's the difference.
Restricting access to paid users
Gate parts of your app — or the whole thing — behind a subscription or one-time purchase.
Do my users get a real username and password?
Yes. Your app's users sign in with a real email and password (or social login). OverSkill securely hosts the password setup, storage, and reset for you — so you get battle-tested accounts without building risky login code yourself.
Connecting your own domain
Use your own web address — like myapp.com — instead of the default one.
Roles and permissions in your app
Give different users different access levels — admins, editors, viewers, custom roles.
Credits in your published app: who pays for AI usage
If your live app has AI features, your visitors using them spends YOUR credits — once per action. Here's how it works and how to control it.
Using OverSkill API webhooks
Get pushed events for generations, deployments, and app users. Registration, the event catalog, signature verification, and testing deliveries.