Build a ClassPass Clone with Adalo

Learn to build an Adalo booking app from a blank template, set up user and business collections, and implement three workflows—user booking, business management, and time-slot bookings with capacity.

Build the home screen with a horizontal top list of businesses, a category filter, and a bookings section showing the user’s class time slots with start date time and location.

Build a class booking flow in Adalo by cloning a time slot details UI, linking to business details, managing capacity, and using a modal for overcapacity.

Build a business home screen in Adalo and manage class details with upcoming time slots, capacity, and participants. Add a business flag on signup and enable manual attendee management.

Create time slots in a class booking app using the easy Adalo form approach: configure name, max capacity, date/time, optional location and description, and navigate to the time slot details.

Use a loading screen to give the app time to process sign-up actions, routing the user to the create business page if they have a business, or home screen otherwise.

Create and customize a business profile page using current business data, logo, address, and website, and display available classes with time slots and capacity.

Edit business details and time slots using form-based screens to update name, capacity, status, and date time; cancel or delete slots with logged-in user visibility.

Set up signup push notifications and trigger them when a class is booked to notify the business and time slot users with the class name and date/time; handle status changes.

Implement payments in the booking app using Stripe, supporting per-class or subscription models, configurable pricing, and marketplace payouts to venues via Stripe Connect.

Examine use cases for a class booking app: from a single small business with basic admin to a multi-location gym or marketplace with dynamic time slots, locations, instructors, and plans.

Walks through building a ClassPass style booking app in Adalo, detailing three core screens, collections, bookings, time slots, business onboarding, notifications, and basic payments.