
Adalo
Drag-and-drop builder for native mobile apps and web apps, with flat pricing.
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About Adalo
Adalo is a no-code platform for building mobile apps you can publish to the Apple App Store and Google Play, as well as web apps. You design screens by dragging components onto a canvas, connect them to Adalo's built-in database or external sources like Airtable and Xano, and add actions such as sign-up, payments and notifications. AI tools can generate an app from a description to get started. It is aimed at entrepreneurs and small businesses who want a real store-listed app without learning code, and its learning curve is gentler than FlutterFlow's. The trade-off is less flexibility and no code export. The free plan lets you build and test as many apps as you want; paid plans are flat monthly fees rather than usage-based, and add publishing to the stores and custom domains. It runs in the browser.
Best for: Entrepreneurs who want a store-listed mobile app built visually without code.
Pros and cons
What works
- Publishes native apps to the App Store and Google Play
- Simple drag-and-drop editor
- Flat, predictable pricing
Why people leave
- No code export, so you're tied to the platform
- Performance can suffer with large data sets
- Less design and logic flexibility than FlutterFlow
Top Adalo alternatives
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FlutterFlow66.5More powerful visual builder with exportable Flutter code.
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Thunkable62.6Block-based mobile builder with a cheaper entry plan.
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Glide59.6Faster for internal data apps built on spreadsheets.
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Draftbit57.2Visual React Native builder that lets you export and edit the code.
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Rork55.3Prompt-based native app builder if you'd rather describe than drag.
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Adalo: common questions
Is Adalo free?
Adalo has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: Free forever (checked on Adalo's own site).
Is Adalo open source?
No, Adalo is not open source.
What platforms does Adalo run on?
Adalo is available for Web.
What are the best alternatives to Adalo?
The highest-ranked Adalo alternatives right now are FlutterFlow, Thunkable and Glide. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.