The useful part was never just the video.
Adalocado started by showing people how to make real features in Adalo. The answer bank brings that work back as something searchable, maintainable, and honest about what changed.
At its peak, a quarter-million Adalo users relied on Adalocado for help.
Why I brought Adalocado back.
I wouldn’t be where I am without Adalocado.
I started Adalocado to share what I was learning. Then people showed up with real questions, real apps, and real problems they needed to solve.
Helping them changed the way I work. It taught me that a clear answer at the right time can get someone moving again.
So I brought it back. The old tutorials still helped, but too much had changed and too many good answers were getting harder to find.
This version has one job: keep the useful parts, update what changed, and help the next person get unstuck.
If Adalocado helped you before, welcome back. If this is your first time here, I’m glad you found it.
How we check our work.
Each page should answer one real Adalo question. We link to our sources, show when we checked the page, and say what we did not test.
Older pages stay online when they still help. We fix broken links and mark old steps that may no longer work. New forum answers need a clear solution and a source before they can go live.
- Sources checkedWe checked current Adalo help pages and a dated forum post. We did not test every step.
- Tested in AdaloWe tried the steps in Adalo 3.0 and saved current screenshots.
- Docs checkedThe answer matches current Adalo help pages. We have not tested it ourselves.
- Older guideThe main idea still helps, but some screens or steps may have changed.
- Community tipA builder shared this fix. We list what it may not cover.
Some accepted forum answers may be posted with help from AI. We keep the source link and say what we could not test. Your private question and email never appear in a public answer. Adalocado is independent and is not part of Adalo.
How we report news
Stories use the byline “Adalocado News Desk.” Alessandro De La Torre is the editor. If AI helps write a first draft, we say so on the story.
We use official posts from Adalo and tools that work with it. We cover a change only when it may affect an Adalo app. We skip rumors, funding news, ads, and product hype. Every fact must match a linked source. We also say when we tested a change ourselves.
We check each source again for seven days. If it changes, we add a note to the story. If the source is removed or says the first post was wrong, we leave the page up and explain what happened. You can report a problem on the contact page.