Adalo is a technology company.
Adalo is a technology company.
Adalo has raised $10.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Adalo has raised $10.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Adalo is a no-code platform that enables founders, startups, and businesses to build, deploy, and publish custom mobile and web apps without coding skills.[1][3][5] It serves non-technical users like entrepreneurs and citizen developers by solving the problem of high-cost, time-intensive app development through drag-and-drop tools, built-in databases, API integrations, and cross-platform publishing to iOS, Google Play, and web.[1][2][3] Growth momentum is strong, with features scaling to enterprise apps handling millions of daily data requests, >99% uptime, real-time collaboration, and success stories like Spotto's acquisition and Covenant Connect's rapid launch, amid a market where global mobile downloads hit 257 billion in 2023.[1][2]
Adalo was founded in 2018 by Benjamin Haefele as a privately-held company focused on democratizing app development.[4] The idea emerged to address traditional development bottlenecks—separate codebases for iOS/Android, SQL expertise, and store compliance—by offering a visual WYSIWYG editor and unified publishing from one codebase.[1][3] Early traction built on no-code trends, with pivotal moments including integrations like Zapier (6,000+ apps), Xano, and Airtable, plus case studies of apps scaling to thousands of users and achieving exits, proving viability for complex workflows.[2][5]
Adalo rides the no-code/low-code wave, where Gartner predicts citizen developers will outnumber professionals 4:1 by 2023, fueled by rising mobile app demand (257 billion downloads in 2023) and the need for rapid prototyping amid talent shortages.[1][2] Timing aligns with AI enhancements and automation tools like Zapier, enabling startups to launch revenue apps (e.g., fitness, education, wellness) faster than traditional methods requiring months and specialized teams.[1][2] It influences the ecosystem by empowering non-technical founders, reducing barriers for niche markets (e.g., school apps, analytics), and validating no-code via exits like Spotto, accelerating startup velocity in a $multi-billion app economy.[2]
Adalo is poised to expand as AI-driven features and integrations deepen, targeting more enterprise use cases with scalable backends and custom automations amid no-code's projected dominance.[1][2] Trends like hyper-personalized apps, workflow automation, and edge AI will shape its path, potentially growing via higher-tier plans ($52–$200/month) and partnerships (e.g., free Xano on premium).[5] Its influence may evolve by fostering a larger builder community, spawning more acquisitions, and solidifying as the go-to for cross-platform, monetizable apps—empowering the next wave of founders to capture mobile growth without code.
Adalo has raised $10.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Adalo's investors include 2048 Ventures, AIX Ventures, Alt Capital, C2 Investment, Coatue, Data Tech Fund, Greylock, Infinite Niches, LAUNCH, Pale Blue Dot, Prototype Capital, Redpoint Ventures.
Adalo has raised $10.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $8.0M Series A in May 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2021 | $8.0M Series A | 2048 Ventures, AIX Ventures, Alt Capital, C2 Investment, Coatue, Data Tech Fund, Greylock, Infinite Niches, LAUNCH, Pale Blue Dot, Prototype Capital, Redpoint Ventures, Ride Ventures, SailPoint, Sixth Street, Unusual Ventures, Arash Ferdowsi, Claire Hughes Johnson, Gokul Rajaram, Parker Conrad, Scot Wingo, S J | |
| Jan 1, 2020 | $2.0M Seed | Lowercarbon Capital, Muchmore Ventures, Pareto Holdings, Rainfall Ventures, Seven Seven Six, Cory Levy, Neil Parikh, Robert Pittman |