Rehost becomes the monthly team behind the app you already have. We handle fixes, releases, integrations, and planned changes. No project fees.
We look at what is working and where users get stuck. Then we place the work in one ongoing monthly plan.
Most apps start here
Stay in Adalo
We work through bugs, slow screens, and release issues inside Adalo. If the current setup still works for your users, we leave it there.
Our rule
If a fix in Adalo solves the problem, your monthly team fixes it there.
Choose a monthly planAdd what is missing
The next change might be payments, notifications, outside data, or a release. Your monthly team handles it without reopening the whole app.
Build a new version
Sometimes a feature or reliability problem calls for a new foundation. We plan that work inside the monthly service and protect the version people already use.
Send us the bug report or change request. Your monthly team figures out the technical work and keeps the app moving.
Send the screen recording, error message, or forum thread. Your monthly team traces the issue and takes ownership of the fix.
Tell us which changes have been waiting. We sort them, flag the trade-offs, and agree on what ships first.
We prepare the build, handle store notes, and stay with the routine fixes covered by your monthly plan.
The agreement states who controls the data, store accounts, outside services, exports, and any later handoff.
An app link and a screen recording are plenty for the first call. Add a short note about what happened.
First conversation
Walk us through the affected screen. Tell us what should happen and what happens instead. You do not need to write a technical brief.
A plain answer
We tell you what we would fix in Adalo, what belongs outside it, and whether a rebuild can wait. Then we recommend the right monthly plan.
The same team
Rehost is an ongoing management service. The team that learns your app keeps handling its releases, fixes, and changes each month.
Use these guides before the call, or send us the app as it is.
Practical guide
Start with four checks before deleting screens or rebuilding anything.
Read guidePlanning guide
A plain-language inventory of data, files, accounts, and app behavior.
Read guideOperations guide
A calm first-response plan for scope, evidence, updates, and recovery.
Read guideOur independent Adalo answer bank turns current docs, tested walkthroughs, and forum evidence into practical steps. Start with these three.
Core guide
Connect a list to a collection, bind fields with Magic Text, filter records, and know when a custom list is worth the extra work.
Read on AdalocadoPractical answer
Show or hide parts of a screen using user data, record values, dates, and other conditions—then work through the common snags.
Read on AdalocadoPractical answer
Store real location values, compare distance, handle device permission, and keep nearby lists useful when location is unavailable.
Read on AdalocadoAdalocado is a Rehost resource for practical Adalo answers, with each page marked for what is current and what still needs a check.
Browse AdalocadoIncluding the big one: no, you do not have to leave Adalo.
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.
Yes. Send the app link and show us the affected screen or flow. We review the app, recommend a monthly plan, and become the team responsible for keeping it moving.
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.
Yes. Your monthly plan can cover build preparation and store support. The agreement states whose account is used and who handles reviewer notes, certificates, listings, and future updates.
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.
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.