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Adalo is an AI no-code app builder for iOS, Android, and the web. Its builder, Ada, starts from a single sentence: you describe the app you want, and Ada builds the screens, the database, and the logic that connects them, producing a working app you can tap through rather than a mockup. You can change anything by asking Ada in plain English or by editing in the visual preview, selecting any element to change its text, color, size, or spacing, and every completed change is saved as a version you can restore. No coding knowledge is required at any point. One project publishes everywhere. Adalo compiles native iOS and Android builds, signs them, and submits them to the App Store and Google Play under your own developer accounts, and the same project also publishes as a web app. After launch, most updates ship over the air with no store review, so the app keeps growing without disrupting the people already using it. Branding is set once, with your colors and fonts applied to every component, toast, and screen at once, so the result looks like a product rather than a prototype. Native capabilities are built in rather than added later: push notifications, geolocation and maps, and camera and photos all ship with the platform. Data and integrations are included from the start. Every project comes with a hosted Postgres database, or you can point Adalo at the stack your team already runs, using Google Sheets, a REST API, or custom actions. Stripe payments, Google Maps, Firebase push notifications and analytics, and Google and Apple sign-in are built in, and custom actions connect tools such as HubSpot or QuickBooks or your own backend. Apps can be localized into the languages their users speak, deep links open straight to the right screen, and full source export lets you take the code and run it wherever you like. Adalo reports more than 3 million apps created, more than 2 million builders, and more than 20 million daily data requests, with production grade hosting, Sentry crash and error reporting, and version history with one click rollback. Its homepage showcases marketplace, small business, fitness, personal finance, and social apps. Adalo suits founders, small businesses, and teams who know what their app should do but do not want to hire developers, and who want to build and test for free before publishing.

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