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Developers needing a no-code platform to build web and mobile apps
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Turn Your Startup Idea Into Reality Without Coding! Gone are the days of searching for the perfect developer to bring your ideas to life. Automatically add interactions and database configuration without any code... or if you’ve already got your API, Adalo can integrate with that. Gone are the days of searching for the perfect developer to bring your ideas to life. Automatically add interactions and database configuration without any code... or if you’ve already got your API, Adalo can integrate with that. The best makers iterate the fastest. Now you can afford to. After hiring designers and developers, most entrepreneurs don’t have any money left to iterate on their products, so they cross their fingers and hope. With Adalo, you’re in complete control to add, adjust, or even build a new app. Our company is named after Ada Lovelace, widely considered to be the world’s first computer programmer.
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Probability You Would Recommend? 7 out of 10
"Pretty good but specific limitations" 4 out of 5 stars Posted 2021-10-13
Pros: From a no code perspective, they are pretty true to what they state. The interface is good and their "magic text" feature is actually very good as it relates to incorporating complex logic into your app. They have a good marketplace of sample apps to get started and modify.
Cons: They sometimes lack features that aren't logical for a mobile app. For example, with their native dialog message sharing feature (sending text messages) they send a link to the file but not the actual image file. They also support certain IAP, but they don't have subscriptions completed yet which seems like a miss. Their support and communication with their community seems to be pretty slow or lacking, I've seen a lot of complaints from their community that they aren't listening on product changes requested.
Overall: Overall a good platform, but there are other platforms that are slightly better and more robust out there (for example Thunkable, but it's low code, not no code). But generally if you're making a not too complex mobile app, and specifically want "no code", Adalo should allow you to create it pretty quickly.
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