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Letting users sign in

Adding social login (Google, Apple, GitHub)

Let users sign in with their existing accounts. One click, no password to remember.

Building apps

Build with OverSkill, not against it

The single biggest way to get more out of your credits: lean on what OverSkill already gives you instead of asking it to rebuild things from scratch. Here's how to spot the difference.

Account and team

Team roles

Know the difference between future OverSkill editor roles and the app-user roles inside your generated app.

Getting started

Starting from a pre-built app template

You don't have to start from a blank page. Browse 245+ pre-built apps, pick one, and it becomes a real working app in your workspace that you can change in plain English.

Letting users sign in

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.

Billing and credits

Monetize AI usage in your app with buyer credits

Give each plan you sell an included AI credit allowance, charged at your markup. You keep covering the real AI cost; your customers' usage becomes revenue instead of an expense.

Getting started

What is OverSkill?

OverSkill turns an idea you type into a working app, live on the internet, in minutes.

Payments and selling

Selling your app

Charge for access. Monthly subs, one-time purchases, or a marketplace listing. Set it up in minutes.

Integrations

Connecting Slack to your app

Post messages to channels, send DMs, react to events — Slack as your app's notification system.

Building apps

How to ask the AI for changes

Better prompts get better results. The short guide to writing requests the AI nails on the first try.

Account and team

Promote OverSkill and earn

Your affiliate link is ready on your affiliate page — earn a flat 20% recurring commission, paid on every renewal through a referral's first 12 months, when someone you refer becomes a paying customer.

Publishing and sharing

Connecting your own domain

Use your own web address — like myapp.com — instead of the default one.

Building apps

What the AI can — and can't — do

Realistic expectations for what you can build with OverSkill, what the AI handles, and where you might hit limits.

Publishing and sharing

Preview vs live: how publishing works

Your changes are visible to you instantly. They're visible to your users when you publish. Here's the difference.

Billing and credits

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.

Getting started

Build your first app in 3 minutes

A start-to-finish walkthrough of your first build. Copy the example prompt, watch it come together, and publish before your coffee gets cold.

Integrations

Connecting to the ClickFunnels API

Two ways to connect your OverSkill app to ClickFunnels — an API key for your own workspace, or OAuth 2.0 for letting other ClickFunnels users connect their own accounts.

Billing and credits

Out of credits — what now?

Three options when your balance hits zero, plus how to avoid running out next time.

Integrations

Connecting Stripe for payments

Process payments through your own Stripe account instead of OverSkill's built-in checkout.

Advanced

Using OverSkill from AI agents (Claude, Cursor, Codex)

OverSkill is built for AI agents to use. Here's how to wire up Claude, Cursor, Codex, or your own agent.

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