No-code platform for building and publishing native iOS, Android, and web apps with a drag-and-drop builder, hosted database, and AI assistant.
Adalo is a no-code platform, founded in 2018, that lets users visually design and publish native iOS and Android apps as well as web apps. It combines a drag-and-drop canvas with an AI assistant called Ada that can generate or edit parts of an app from a prompt.
Apps built in Adalo can be published from a single project to the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, and a custom web domain.
The platform offers a multi-screen visual canvas, a hosted Postgres database (or connections to external data sources like Airtable and Google Sheets), a component marketplace, and pre-built templates for common app features such as scheduling, payments, and messaging.
Adalo also supports direct integrations with services like Zapier, Make, Stripe, Gmail, and HubSpot, so apps can connect to external tools without custom backend code.
Adalo uses a freemium model. The Free plan allows up to 500 records and unlimited test apps but doesn't support publishing. Paid plans start at Starter ($36/month, one published app), Professional ($52/month, two published apps and more advanced features), and Team ($160/month, five published apps with white-labeling and priority support), all billed annually. Adalo states there are no usage- or token-based charges on top of these plans.
Yes, apps are built visually with a drag-and-drop canvas and pre-built components, without writing code.
Yes, paid plans support automated publishing to both app stores from a single project.
Yes, the Free plan supports up to 500 records and unlimited test apps, but published apps require a paid plan.
Ada is Adalo's built-in AI assistant that can generate or edit app screens and logic from prompts.