Adalo

Our Expert's Opinion

After using Adalo and comparing it with other no-code tools, I think it’s a good place to start if you want to build a simple app fast without coding, because the drag-and-drop editor and templates make it very easy to learn and use, even as a beginner. However, it has some real limits too as your app gets bigger or needs more complex logic, performance can slow down and you might struggle with things like database speed or advanced integrations. Also, the free plan and features are pretty basic, and some reviewers feel the pricing and support could be better for long-term projects. So overall, it’s great for prototypes and simple apps, but not perfect for bigger, high-performance products yet.