Name: Adalo✨
Rating: 3.4 (42 reviews)

Adalo✨

Build apps for every platform as easy as making a slide deck

3.4•42 reviews•

421 followers

Build apps for every platform as easy as making a slide deck

3.4•42 reviews•

421 followers

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Build + launch custom mobile & web apps without any code. Using a drag-and-drop interface, create the app you're dreaming of through our simple & powerful no-code editor. Perfect for founders & businesses of all sizes. Publish on iOS, Android, & the Web!

Adalo✨ Reviews (2025) | Product Hunt

Sam Shaibani

Adalo✨

•1 review

Love this product

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2yr ago

Danny S

•1 review

Total garbage product

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3yr ago

Kaan Aksoy

•9 reviews

Adalo could be the easiest no-code app builder out there (as of 11-07-2022) which is the main reason why many people to start to use it. There are some fundamental issues which makes me to suggest to check other builders. (I'm a paid user) - Quite bad customer service -There is the community but their forum is little neglected by the Adalo's team. -Apps you will build will end up being very slow I suggest you can invest time to learn another a little more complicated product (Draftbit, Appgyver for instance) since you will most likely end up rebuilding your app you developed with Adalo.

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3yr ago

Saurin Gandhi

•1 review

Adalo as a company has one of the worst customer service experiences and probably one of the most customer unfriendly organization, you could ever have. In the world were organizations do everything to be customer first, these guys are focused on customer last. They have a community who doesn't necessarily respond to questions. Their customer service team takes days to revert back and even then isn't helpful at all. After days of non-replying you would get a response, please look for it in adalo academy, hire an adalo expert etc and say this isn't in their purview to respond, but sadly they don't respond to questions which are in their purview too. They have plugins which are very expensive, for even very basic functionalities. All they want to do is for you spend and spend some more, Creating basic functionality like a forgot password functionality or adding multiple images is tedious. If you have any doubts go to their youtube channel and see for yourself, how you have to go through creating each of the functionality and decide for yourself. Their plans are expensive, but value delivered is extremely poor. You have ideas that you want to see it come through, these guys make it so difficult, best to avoid them, else it will cost you your dream.

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2yr ago

Sonia Rebecca Menezes

•3 reviews

Makes it super easy to build an app without really needing much formal training. Plus there are some great tutorials and videos on their app academy to walk you through the process!

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2yr ago

Luella Bullock

•1 review

Adalo has a product that is easy to use and allows anyone to be able to build an app for themselves, their business, or their clients.

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2yr ago

Logan Harper

•3 reviews

I was blown away when I discovered Adalo. As a non-technical marketing professional, the ability to design and publish custom applications to iOS, Android, and the web was never something I could imagine managing alone. With Adalo, I've been able to expand my skillset and create truly custom software at a fraction of the cost of traditional development.

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2yr ago

Colin Winhall

TallyUp

•9 reviews

Poor leadership, destroying the company. Zero security on the platform.

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3yr ago

Felix Carmichael

•1 review

Adalo is arguably the easiest nocode platform to build an app. There is much talk about the recent price changes and how that effects us makers. The basic plan has actually gone down in cost (so not sure why folks are complaining) and the other more advanced plans give assess to features that would take your app to the next level. It only makes sense that prices go up as the cost to run a business goes up too. If us, as makers and start-up business owners can't find a way to monetize our apps, then there is something fundamentally wrong with the way we are doing business. Any expectation that cost increases won't happen reside in a fantasy reality. It is important to understand that as a start-up bugs and kinks will need to be worked out. No one is expected to get everything right the first time. I imagine that constructive feedback though the proper channels is appreciated and not biased disgruntled comments on public forums. I appreciate what Adalo is trying to do and understand that they are on a journey to improve even more. It will be interesting how the company grows and how they can change app making for us non-coders.

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3yr ago