Every Adalo maker hits the same wall. You've spent weeks building something genuinely useful. Your app works. You're proud of it. And then it's time to publish, and you realize: getting this into the App Store requires a completely different skillset than building it. You need a Privacy Policy. You need Terms. You need screenshots that don't look like raw exports. You need a listing that actually convinces someone to download. So what did makers do? They opened Figma. Found an iPhone mockup template with the wrong dimensions. Tried to paste their screenshot into the frame. Couldn't get the resolution right. Exported something that looked fine on a MacBook and terrible on a phone. Then wrote a Privacy Policy by copying one from an app that didn't match theirs. We saw this pattern over and over in support conversations, in the Adalo community, and on Discord. Talented makers shipping underdeveloped listings not because their apps were bad, but because the publishing step was just hard enough to do poorly. **What We Set Out to Fix** The vision for Adalo Studio was simple: one tool, built specifically for Adalo makers, that handles everything between "my app is done" and "my app is live." That meant: - Screenshots that come out at the right dimensions automatically - Templates that look professional without requiring design skills - A way to capture from your running Adalo app directly - AI-generated legal documents specific to your app - AI-generated store listing fields, pre-filled, copyable - Auto-save so nothing is lost between sessions **What We Launched** The first version shipped with live app capture from any Adalo share URL, five screenshot slots, eight templates, per-screen customization, export at all required iOS and Android dimensions, AI document generation, and auto-save. **Where It's Going** We're actively building more templates (tuned for common Adalo categories — fitness, marketplace, social, productivity), team workspaces so co-founders and VAs can collaborate, and deeper AI iteration on documents. **Why It's Free While in Beta** We want to get it right before we charge for it. That means watching how makers use it and shipping improvements fast. If you're an Adalo maker, you should be using Adalo Studio. Not because we built it — because your app deserves a listing that actually represents how good it is.