Adalo

Adalo is a no-code platform for building native mobile apps and web apps without writing code. Users drag and drop components onto a screen canvas, connect them to a built-in database (or external APIs), and set up logic through visual actions rather than scripts. Once an app is built, Adalo can publish it directly to the Apple App Store and Google Play, or generate it as a Progressive Web App.

The tool is aimed at founders, small businesses, and non-technical builders who want to test an app idea or launch a working product without hiring a development team. It handles common app patterns like user accounts, lists and detail screens, forms, and in-app purchases, and it has a marketplace of templates and third-party components that extend what the base editor can do.

What sets Adalo apart from many no-code website or app builders is that it produces genuinely native mobile apps rather than just responsive web pages wrapped in a shell, which matters for anyone who needs their product listed in the app stores. It trades some of the flexibility of custom code for speed, so it works best for straightforward CRUD-style apps (marketplaces, community apps, internal tools, booking apps) rather than apps needing heavy custom logic or performance-critical features.