Listed in the Adalo expert directory

If only there were a team to manage and scale your Adalo app.

There is. Rehost works on the app you already have. We handle the fixes and releases, and we can plan a new version when the current one needs more room.

What does the app need now?

We look at what is working and where users get stuck. Then we quote that job.

Stay in Adalo

Fix the app you have.

We work through bugs, slow screens, and release issues inside Adalo. If the current setup still works for your users, we leave it there.

Add what is missing

Connect the next piece.

The next job might be payments, notifications, outside data, or help shipping an update. We scope that job instead of reopening the whole app.

Build a new version

Rebuild when there is a clear reason.

Sometimes a feature or reliability problem does call for a new foundation. We document the live app, move the data carefully, and build beside the version people already use.

We will not recommend a rebuild because it makes for a bigger project. If a fix in Adalo solves the problem, that is what we will scope.

Review your options

The software work can stop being your side job.

Send us the bug report or change request. You do not need to turn it into a technical project plan first.

Start with what broke

Send the screen recording, error message, or forum thread. We trace the issue before we quote the work.

Clear the backlog

Tell us which changes have been waiting. We sort them, flag the trade-offs, and agree on what ships first.

Ship the update

We can prepare the build, handle store notes, and stay on the routine fixes included in your scope.

Keep the accounts straight

The agreement states who controls the data, store accounts, outside services, exports, and any later handoff.

You do not need to diagnose it before you call.

An app link and a screen recording are plenty for the first call. Add a short note about what happened.

  1. 1

    First conversation

    Show us where you are stuck.

    Walk us through the affected screen. Tell us what should happen and what happens instead. You do not need to write a technical brief.

  2. 2

    A plain answer

    Get a recommendation you can use.

    We tell you what we would fix in Adalo, what belongs outside it, and whether a rebuild can wait. You get a written scope and price before work starts.

  3. 3

    The same team

    Keep help after the first fix.

    If you want ongoing support, Rehost can take care of the releases, fixes, and changes included in your agreement.

A few questions we hear.

Including the big one: no, you do not have to leave Adalo.

Do we have to leave Adalo to work with Rehost?

No. If a fix inside Adalo solves the problem, that is what we will recommend. We discuss another foundation only when the app needs something the current setup cannot support well.

Can Rehost work on an existing Adalo app?

Yes. Send the app link and show us the affected screen or flow. We review the access, connected services, and requested work before we quote it.

What happens if the next feature does not fit the current build?

We first check whether a smaller change or connected service will do the job. If a new version is justified, we document the live app and build in stages. We do not experiment on the version your users rely on.

Can you help with App Store and Google Play releases?

Yes. We can include build preparation and store support in the scope. The agreement states whose account is used and who handles reviewer notes, certificates, listings, and future updates.

Who owns our data and accounts?

Your customer data and content remain yours. The agreement states who controls each developer account, domain, payment tool, and analytics account. It also covers exports and handoff.

Is Rehost part of Adalo?

No. Rehost is independent. Our team works in Adalo and is listed in Adalo’s expert directory. We use the tools that fit the app in front of us.

Need another set of hands?

Send the app link and a short note. We’ll tell you what we would do first.

We are happy to keep the app in Adalo when it fits.