AI App Builder
Adalo
Adalo is a no-code app builder with AI and a visual canvas for creating and publishing iOS, Android, and web apps.
Adalo
What is Adalo?
Adalo is a no-code app builder that combines AI-assisted creation with a visual multi-screen canvas for designing, building, and publishing native mobile and web apps without coding.
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How to use Adalo?
- 1Sign up for a free account.
- 2Choose a starting template or begin with a blank app.
- 3Use the visual canvas and AI assistant to design screens and logic.
- 4Connect data sources such as Adalo’s database, Airtable, Google Sheets, or Xano.
- 5Add features, integrations, and custom actions as needed.
- 6Test the app on web or mobile.
- 7Publish to a custom domain or app stores when ready.
Adalo Key Features
- AI-assisted app building
- Visual multi-screen canvas
- Native iOS, Android, and web publishing
- Hosted Postgres database
- Responsive design
- Custom actions and API connections
- Feature templates
- In-app purchases
- Integrations with Zapier, Make, Airtable, Google Sheets, Xano, Stripe, and more
- Component marketplace
Adalo Use Cases
- Business apps
- Internal tools
- CRM apps
- Booking apps
- Marketplace apps
- eCommerce apps
- Community and social apps
- Education apps
- Property management apps
- Food ordering apps
Adalo Pricing & Free Credits
Adalo currently operates on a Free, Freemium model.
Free TierFree Credits
Free
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Free plan with no credit card required, hosted Postgres included, 500 records, and complimentary web publishing.
Paid Plans
Paid plans
Varies
Paid plans add publishing to native app stores and additional production features; pricing details are listed on the site.
Adalo Pros & Cons
Pros
- AI-assisted and visual app creation
- Supports iOS, Android, and web from one project
- Includes a free plan with hosted database and web publishing
- Many integrations and feature templates
- Suitable for business apps and internal tools
Cons
- Advanced pricing details are not shown on the homepage
- Best fit is app building rather than general website creation
- Some publishing and scaling features depend on paid plans
What is Adalo best for?
- Non-technical founders
- Startups
- Small businesses
- Freelancers and agencies
- Teams building internal tools
- Makers who want mobile and web apps