Adalo

To truly understand what Adalo’s all about, it’s important to know (how we view) the difference between a purpose and a mission. For us, a mission is something that has a start and an end. It’s something quantifiable that can be achieved. For example, we would like to be the #1 platform for X by Y date. On the other hand, a purpose is something that you live and breathe. It’s an ideal that you continually strive for but can never achieve.

While this may seem like a small semantic difference, it has profound effects. It’s been proven that organizations that focus on purpose over mission are less likely to be disrupted as they continually evolve, attract more talented individuals with growth mindsets, and produce far better work. So for us, our purpose has implications on everything else we do. From our principles, to the people on our team, to our practices, and even our personality.

With this added perspective in mind, when you hear our purpose — to empower makers to bring their ideas to life — hopefully you’ll start to see us as more than just a no-code tech platform. We have big aspirations of helping makers at every stage of their journey bring their ideas to life. Speaking of which...

The skill of coding prevents billions of people from bringing their ideas to life. (In fact only 0.3% of people can code today.) We believe this needs to change. We believe anyone should be able to create an app regardless of their technical expertise. Because a world where only 1% of people can solve problems is a world missing 99% of its potential.

We are committed to doing what’s right for our makers. We value their ideas, their feedback, their experiences, and their work. We believe every person should have the opportunity to make powerful apps, no matter their technical expertise & in our community we will do what we can to provide a platform that turns ideas into reality.

We trust each other & believe each of us is doing the best we can to fulfill Adalo’s purpose of empowering makers. Because of that trust, we are transparent & honest about our company. We give honest feedback to our co-workers & colleagues. We are candid, but not harsh. We know what is expected of us & we follow through on our words with actions.

We are better together & each difference we bring to the company helps to shape Adalo into something greater than can be achieved alone. Our company is made better when we’re each able to bring our full selves to work each day. We not only invite differences, we welcome them.

We are continually learning and striving to be better than we were yesterday in all aspects of our lives. We recognize that there is always an opportunity for growth — and we put in the work required to grow & learn. Through continued learning we never stop improving our product, our processes, and ourselves.

We default to action & recognize that it is better to do something than it is to wait or do nothing. Because we own our work, we are responsible for the outcome & its impact. We don’t dwell on problems for too long, and instead work towards solutions — always.

To truly understand what Adalo’s all about, it’s important to know (how we view) the difference between a purpose and a mission. For us, a mission is something that has a start and an end. It’s something quantifiable that can be achieved. For example, we would like to be the #1 platform for X by Y date. On the other hand, a purpose is something that you live and breathe. It’s an ideal that you continually strive for but can never achieve.

While this may seem like a small semantic difference, it has profound effects. It’s been proven that organizations that focus on purpose over mission are less likely to be disrupted as they continually evolve, attract more talented individuals with growth mindsets, and produce far better work. So for us, our purpose has implications on everything else we do. From our principles, to the people on our team, to our practices, and even our personality.

With this added perspective in mind, when you hear our purpose — to empower makers to bring their ideas to life — hopefully you’ll start to see us as more than just a no-code tech platform. We have big aspirations of helping makers at every stage of their journey bring their ideas to life. Speaking of which...

The skill of coding prevents billions of people from bringing their ideas to life. (In fact only 0.3% of people can code today.) We believe this needs to change. We believe anyone should be able to create an app regardless of their technical expertise. Because a world where only 1% of people can solve problems is a world missing 99% of its potential.

We are committed to doing what’s right for our makers. We value their ideas, their feedback, their experiences, and their work. We believe every person should have the opportunity to make powerful apps, no matter their technical expertise & in our community we will do what we can to provide a platform that turns ideas into reality.

We trust each other & believe each of us is doing the best we can to fulfill Adalo’s purpose of empowering makers. Because of that trust, we are transparent & honest about our company. We give honest feedback to our co-workers & colleagues. We are candid, but not harsh. We know what is expected of us & we follow through on our words with actions.

We are better together & each difference we bring to the company helps to shape Adalo into something greater than can be achieved alone. Our company is made better when we’re each able to bring our full selves to work each day. We not only invite differences, we welcome them.

We are continually learning and striving to be better than we were yesterday in all aspects of our lives. We recognize that there is always an opportunity for growth — and we put in the work required to grow & learn. Through continued learning we never stop improving our product, our processes, and ourselves.

We default to action & recognize that it is better to do something than it is to wait or do nothing. Because we own our work, we are responsible for the outcome & its impact. We don’t dwell on problems for too long, and instead work towards solutions — always.

"Q: Can I give my Adalo exclusive code to someone else?
A: If Adalo requires you to provide email at checkout to use the exclusive code, you cannot give it to another. Check how many orders the coupon code can be applied and plan to save."
"Q: How to know if the Adalo coupon discount was deducted from my purchase?
A: When you apply the coupon or promo code into the discount field at Adalo, the discount will be promptly deducted from your purchase. You will see both the amount of discount and the price after being discounted before clicking to finish the order."
"Q: How to know if an item of Adalo is eligible for a coupon?
A: Each option of Adalo coupons or deals comes with a detailed description for eligible items and the discount rate. Pick the right choice for your order."
"Q: Does Adalo have coupons available every day?
A: No. Adalo can offer many coupons but not every day. But, if you are a loyal customer, you can have your own award for each time of shopping."
"Q: Why don’t I see Adalo’s discount code field at Checkout?
A: There are two main cases making it happen, which are unapplicable payment method and the discount code field containing in your cart at Adalo."