Enable login with popular sign in options like Google, Facebook, or Twitter; or connect your Users collection to a 3rd party API that supports Oauth authentication.

View items that can be swiped horizontal to see the next item. *Note that there will be two versions of this component. One will be Horizontal Lists (or Tiles) that can be swiped continuously to see the next images much like Hulu, Netflix, etc. And the other will be a Carousel List component that will take up the full width of the screen (so you only see 1 at a time) and will display the dots underneath the image so you can see how many photos there are much like Instagram images.

It would be great to be able to access the users location in order to filter for location specific content. For example local events or classes etc..

The ability for existing users of your app to invite new users either from their phone contacts or by entering their email address. Invited users will receive an email or text with the link to login to the app and set their password.

There are several including the following... url geolocation email single select Multi-select Formula Rollups Rating just date (not date & time) phone number currency % duration autonumber barcode long text color time fields encrypted

The ability to save and revert back to previous versions of your app.

It's unacceptable to have such slow database performance during peak times that render applications absolutely unusable. Most serious developers will steer clear of an environment whose weakest link is to the all-important data powering the app. Adalo's primary mission should be (in my humble opinion) rock-solid product stability FIRST. Be sure that your ecosystem supports your different variations in loads. The load-balancing for the Adalo IDE itself seems great! I've never encountered delays while using the Adalo IDE, but the database access for the designed apps is another story :)

Self-explanatory. Many no-code apps builders provide this functionality. It enables us to have app templates that we can use to clone apps for different clients under similar use cases.