Adalo is the AI-powered no-code platform for building database-driven web and native iOS and Android apps from a single editor. Turn your inventory spreadsheet into a mobile app where staff can update stock counts, record movements, and flag low-stock items—all synced instantly to Google Sheets. One app, published to the App Store and Google Play—no complex development required.
From simple stock counts to multi-location warehouse tracking—if you can organize it in Google Sheets, you can build it
Warehouse staff and managers face constant friction between updating stock counts and keeping everyone on the same page. Manual processes lead to errors, stockouts, and wasted time.
Built for the unique demands of stock management with features that make tracking inventory simple and accurate.
Browse and search your full inventory by SKU, item name, or location. See quantities at a glance and drill into any item for details.
Record IN, OUT, and ADJUST movements with quantity, reason, and timestamp—all logged to a dedicated Movements tab for full auditability.
Automatically surface items where qty_on_hand falls at or below reorder_level. Never miss a reorder window again.
Changes made in the app appear instantly in Google Sheets. New items added to the spreadsheet show up immediately in the app.
Every movement records who performed it, creating a clear audit trail. Know exactly who adjusted what and why.
Managers get a live view of stock levels, recent movements, and low-stock items—all powered by the same familiar spreadsheet.
Get your inventory management app up and running quickly without disrupting existing workflows.
Decide whether a single-tab or two-tab setup best fits your workflow. Both connect seamlessly via SheetBridge.
In Adalo, add an External Collection for each tab, select SheetBridge, and paste your Google Sheet link. If using two tabs, connect each as a separate External Collection. Confirm fields appear correctly in Adalo.
Create the views your warehouse or retail team needs to manage inventory on the go. Each screen serves a specific purpose in the daily workflow.
Configure how staff record changes. You can either directly edit qty_on_hand from the app for quick adjustments, or create a Movement record and use your own process to reconcile. Choose the approach that fits your team's needs.
Once everything is connected, here's what the experience looks like for your team.
SheetBridge transforms how teams manage stock and how managers maintain control over inventory.
Staff update quantities directly from the warehouse floor. No walking to a computer, no paper-to-screen data entry at end of day.
Know exactly what's in stock across every location at any moment. No more guessing or waiting for someone to check the spreadsheet.
Low-stock alerts surface reorder needs before you run out. Reorder levels give your team time to act before customers are affected.
Every movement logged with type, reason, and timestamp. Investigate discrepancies in minutes, not hours of sifting through records.
Every adjustment tied to a specific person. Staff take ownership of accuracy when their name is on every change they make.
Update your inventory structure by editing the spreadsheet. Add columns, change locations, adjust reorder levels—no developer needed.
Learn from teams who've successfully deployed SheetBridge for inventory management.
For auditability, always use the two-tab approach with a dedicated Movements tab. It gives you a complete history of every stock change.
Ensure qty_on_hand cells are formatted as numbers in Google Sheets. Text values like "ten" or accidental spaces will break filters and calculations.
If multiple staff manage inventory, add a last_updated_by column so you always know who made the most recent change to each item.
When using multiple tabs, name your Adalo collections clearly—e.g., "Inventory (SheetBridge)" and "Movements (SheetBridge)"—to avoid confusion.
Standardize movement_type values (IN, OUT, ADJUST) with dropdown menus or consistent terminology to keep your data clean and filterable.
Flag items below reorder level and assign a purchaser to act on them. Add a reorder_status column to track whether a purchase order has been placed.
Ensure all qty_on_hand and quantity cells in Google Sheets are formatted as numbers. Mixed types (e.g., "5" vs 5) cause filtering and sorting issues. Check for hidden spaces or special characters in cells.
Name your External Collections clearly in Adalo—e.g., "Inventory (SheetBridge)" and "Movements (SheetBridge)." Vague names like "Sheet1" and "Sheet2" lead to wiring mistakes in your app screens.
Professional, Team, or Business plan required for SheetBridge access
A spreadsheet with your inventory items and edit access enabled
Recommended: separate tabs for Inventory and Movements (optional but encouraged)
Staff need smartphones or tablets to update inventory from the floor
Yes. Adalo is the AI-powered no-code platform for building database-driven apps that work on web, iOS, and Android from a single editor. Inventory apps are a great fit for Adalo because they require real-time data sync, mobile access for warehouse staff, and the ability to publish to the App Store and Google Play.
Yes. Adalo builds native iOS and Android apps that can be published directly to the App Store and Google Play. This gives your warehouse or retail teams a professional, downloadable app experience rather than just a web link.
For most teams, the two-tab approach (Inventory + Movements) is recommended. The Inventory tab holds your current stock levels, while the Movements tab logs every IN, OUT, and ADJUST action with timestamps and who performed them. This gives you a complete audit trail. A single tab works for very simple setups where you just need to track current quantities.
You set a reorder_level for each item in your spreadsheet. In the Adalo app, you create a filtered screen that shows only items where qty_on_hand is less than or equal to reorder_level. This list updates in real-time as stock quantities change, giving managers an always-current view of what needs reordering.
Yes. Adalo apps sync data in real-time across all platforms. When a warehouse worker adjusts a quantity or logs a stock movement on their phone, the change appears immediately in the Google Sheet. This works whether you're directly editing quantities or creating movement records.
Barcode scanning can be added later if your platform supports it. Start with manual SKU search and entry to get your inventory workflow running, then layer in barcode scanning as an enhancement once the core app is working well for your team.
Learn more about Adalo's no-code app builder, turning Google Sheets into apps, or explore how to publish to the App Store and Google Play.
Flag items below reorder level and assign a purchaser. Add a reorder_status column to track whether a purchase order has been placed, approved, or fulfilled.
Add barcode scanning later if your platform supports it. This speeds up stock counts and receiving workflows significantly for high-volume operations.
Join teams who've eliminated manual stock counts, reduced discrepancies, and empowered their staff with real-time mobile inventory tools built on their existing spreadsheets.