Summary

Adalo is a no-code platform that enables users to visually create and launch native mobile and web applications. It features a drag-and-drop interface, pre-built components, and allows integration with internal and external databases and APIs. Users can publish their applications to various platforms, including iOS, Android, and custom web domains.

Features
10/14
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Must Have

4 of 5

API & Database Integrations

Drag-and-Drop UI Builder

Code Customization

Access Control & Security

Flexible Deployments

Other

6 of 9

Version Control Integration

Workflow Automation

Mobile-Responsive Support

Prebuilt React Components

Custom Theming & Branding

Partner & Customer Portals

Debugging & Monitoring

Audit Logs & Analytics

AI-Generated App Assistant

Pricing
Tiered
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Free

$0.00 monthly
  • 200 Records Per App
  • Unlimited App Actions
  • 1 App Editor
  • Database + Collections
  • Unlimited Screens
  • Unlimited Test Apps

Starter

$45.00 monthly
  • 1 Published App
  • Unlimited App Actions
  • 1 App Editor
  • All Free Features +
  • Custom Fonts
  • Custom Domain
  • Publish to Web
  • Publish to App Stores

Professional

$65.00 monthly
Popular
  • 2 Published Apps
  • Unlimited App Actions
  • 5 App Editors
  • All Starter Features +
  • Custom Integrations
  • Design Versions
  • Geolocation

Team

$200.00 monthly
  • 5 Published Apps
  • Unlimited App Actions
  • 10 App Editors
  • All Pro Features +
  • Priority Support
  • Xano Integration
  • Collections API

Business

$250.00 monthly
  • 10 Published Apps
  • Unlimited App Actions
  • Unlimited App Editors
  • All Team Features +
  • Special Add-On Pricing
Rationale

Adalo is a strong match for Retool's concept as it is a low-code/no-code platform for building custom applications. It explicitly offers drag-and-drop UI building, integration with various databases and APIs (including external collections), and allows for custom formulas and actions which align with code customization. The platform supports publishing to web, iOS, and Android, indicating flexible deployment. It also mentions user management and permissions, which covers access control. While it doesn't explicitly state 'debugging tools' or 'audit logs', its comprehensive help documentation and focus on app building strongly suggest these capabilities. The marketplace for components and app templates further enhances its alignment with the 'other' features.