Reviewers mostly see Adalo as one of the easiest no-code app builders for non-technical users: it is simple, quick for prototypes and small internal tools, and publishing to app stores is a clear plus. But the praise turns sharply once projects grow. Users repeatedly report slow builders, poor Android and iOS reliability, scaling and debugging limits, and missing polish for more complex apps. Customer support and pricing changes draw especially harsh criticism, with several reviewers saying Adalo feels fine for MVPs, but risky for serious, long-term products.