Adalo✨

Building real apps, as easy as sending a text

3.3•22 reviews•

441 followers

Building real apps, as easy as sending a text

3.3•22 reviews•

441 followers

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Tell Ada, our AI, about your app and it builds a real one for iPhone, Android and the web, sign-in and all. Underneath sits a database designed around your app, built to scale, perform and stay secure. Then add Stripe or in-app purchases, ship in more than one language and publish to the App Store and Google Play. After launch, updates reach your users without a new store review. Ada is a labor of love, shaped by 7 years of continuous feedback from the makers of 3M+ Adalo apps and our own team.

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3.3

Based on 22 reviews

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Reviewers mostly see Adalo as one of the easiest no-code app builders for non-technical users: it is simple, quick for prototypes and small internal tools, and publishing to app stores is a clear plus. But the praise turns sharply once projects grow. Users repeatedly report slow builders, poor Android and iOS reliability, scaling and debugging limits, and missing polish for more complex apps. Customer support and pricing changes draw especially harsh criticism, with several reviewers saying Adalo feels fine for MVPs, but risky for serious, long-term products.

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Pros

easy to use (7)

good for small projects (3)

cross-platform support (2)

good for prototyping (2)

no-code editor (2)

publish to app stores (2)

Cons

poor customer support (7)

expensive pricing (5)

limited functionality (5)

lack of updates (3)

slow performance (3)

no access to underlying code (2)

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•1 review

Adalo stands out for its remarkable simplicity, making it an excellent choice for quickly creating amateur proof-of-concept projects. Its user-friendly interface allows for the seamless design and development of applications without the need for extensive coding knowledge. However, its pricing system and the lack of access to the underlying code significantly hinder its potential for more serious, stable application development. These limitations are a major drawback for anyone looking to build a more robust and scalable app. As such, despite its ease of use, I find myself compelled to rate it only two stars. For hobbyists or those looking to rapidly prototype an idea, Adalo might be the ideal solution. Yet, for developers aiming to create a stable and scalable application, Adalo falls short of expectations.

What's great

easy to use (7)good for prototyping (2)

What needs improvement

expensive pricing (5)no access to underlying code (2)

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We used to love Adalo for its ease of use and ability to publish to app stores, but after 3 years of waiting to see more updates and changes while paying, we realize it may be time to move on for the following reasons: 1. Poor customer service and tech support - Cold and unappreciative, if you can get a response out of them at all. They treat their users like just another statistic on their monthly reports, rather than actual humans. 2. Unfair pricing - Adalo is coercing their users into signing up for their new plan even before their pre-paid legacy plans have expired. Adalo refused to refund us the unused portion (75%) of our legacy plan and locked us out of our workspace before our plan expired so that we cannot access our own IP. We have had to report them to Consumer Protection Agencies as a result of these hostile measures by Adalo. 3. Unfixable, unidentifiable bugs - You can't use a debugger, and even after spending thousands on hiring an Adalo expert to help, new issues would arise on portions of the app that did not have any issues before. Very disappointed with how Adalo is treating its early adopters, who once used to be evangelists for them. We regret having been their early supporters and paid anything to use their platform at all.

What needs improvement

expensive pricing (5)poor customer support (7)lack of updates (3)

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•2 reviews

Congratulations with the launch and good luck! I have some my slightly negative comments as one of your paid users. DIRECT XANO INTEGRATION requires you to be on team plan which costs 200 USD/month. Their most popular package is Professional plan -65 USD- (their claim on their pricing page) which does not have Xano integration. Basically even if you have already access to Xano for your other projects you still need to to spend 3X to be able to use Xano for external users. I wish they also had address some critical issues such as app wide variables, enums for dropdown choices etc.

What needs improvement

expensive pricing (5)limited functionality (5)

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What's great

easy to use (7)good for prototyping (2)

What needs improvement

expensive pricing (5)no access to underlying code (2)

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What needs improvement

expensive pricing (5)poor customer support (7)lack of updates (3)

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What needs improvement

expensive pricing (5)limited functionality (5)

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