Remember learning databases in Adalo? Collections, property types, which field goes where. Then relationships, and that's the classic builder on the left.
Now, with the new AI builder, you tell Ada what you're building and she sets up the database 🙌
For example in the below video, "Build me a CRM app" got Users, Companies, Contacts and Deals collections, plus the endpoints that decide who can see or change them. Make sure to explain your idea correctly to Ada so both are on the same page.
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I have a friend who’s phone rings non-stop because of his business so he and anyone who runs a business would tell you being able to delegate and take work off your plate has got to be the biggest win for any existing business.
That’s exactly what Ada was built!
A garage owner used to answer every question himself. Now his app does it 🙌
Jobs are out in the open, customers see when their car's ready, and the stock warns him before parts run out.
It's a real garage, and it runs on Adalo.
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If you’re someone who’s been itching to build out your idea try out Ada!
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Build it like a business, not just a front end.
That's where most ideas stall. With Ada, a real database, sign-in, and payments are easy to set up, and your app goes live on the web in one click. When the first payment comes in, you'll know.
You can also go native on iOS and Android, with push notifications and location, and localize your app into whatever language your customers speak 🙌 And if you ever leave, your code comes with you.
Find out in a weekend whether it's a business.
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Meet Ada by Adalo. ✨
Since 2019, you've built more than 3M apps with Adalo. You've also been refreshingly honest about what needed fixing: scale, speed and the learning curve. Fair, so we went back to the drawing board and built Ada from the ground up.
Here's how it works now. You describe your app, Ada builds it, and you ship it. Anyone can get you code, with Adalo you have the infrastructure to scale.
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The new Ada Builder is live! 🎉
For most of my career, I was part of the operations, not the execution. This launch changed that. It's by far the one I've been most involved in.
Here's Adalo now: describe your app, Ada builds it, you ship it.
So grateful 💚
Meet Ada by Adalo. ✨
Since 2019, you've built more than 3M apps with Adalo. You've also been refreshingly honest about what needed fixing: scale, speed and the learning curve. Fair, so we went back to the drawing board and built Ada from the ground up.
Here's how it works now. You describe your app, Ada builds it, and you ship it. Anyone can get you code, with Adalo you have the infrastructure to scale.
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Elizabeth Scillian's advice for first-time app builders?
Ask a lot of questions, push through the mistakes and learn from them "so you don't continue to put whitespace after links." (Story for another clip 😉)
She's the founder and CEO of IFIO Girl LLC. Pour Recall is her first app, and she built it on Adalo with no coding background. It's now live on the App Store and Google Play 🙌 (links in below)
She made mistakes along the way, and they made her smarter about how she thinks about the build.
"Have I bought this one before?"
Elizabeth Scillian (@ifiogirl), founder and CEO of IFIO Girl LLC, was standing in the wine aisle at Trader Joe's and couldn't remember if she had bought it or whether she'd even liked it.
So she built Pour Recall, a simple wine journal app, on Adalo. She logs the wines she'd tried with a 👍or 👎
On a later trip to Trader Joe's, she searched her list and found her answer: "Huh, I've had it and I liked it. Oh, okay. This is working."
She built it herself at 60, and it's now live on the App Store and Google Play. (links in below)
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