First things first, let's get a new app rolling in Adalo. Log into your Adalo account, head over to the dashboard, and hit "Create New App". Decide if you're building a mobile or web app, then pick a template or start fresh.

Next up, we need a user database. In the database section, create a new collection called "Users". Add fields like:

• Email (Text)
• Password (Text)
• Points (Number)

Make sure the "Points" field is ready to track how many loyalty points each user has.

Now, let's set up a rewards database. Add another collection named "Rewards". Include fields such as:

• Reward Name (Text)
• Points Required (Number)
• Description (Text)
• Image (Image, if needed)

This will keep all the rewards that users can get with their points.

Time to get creative with the app's design:

• User Login/Signup: Use Adalo’s built-in forms for user sign-up and login. Make sure their details are saved in the "Users" collection.
• Points Display: Create a screen where logged-in users can see their current points. Use a text component with magic text to show the points from the logged-in user's collection.

Add a screen to show the rewards. Use a list component that pulls data from the "Rewards" collection. Display the reward name, description, image, and points required in the list.

Define how users can earn points. For example:

• Make Purchase: If you're integrating with an eCommerce setup, make sure each purchase updates the user's points. Set up an action within the workflow to update the user's "Points" field.
• Daily Login: Reward users for logging in daily by adding a conditional action on the login screen to increase their points if their last login was more than 24 hours ago.

Let users redeem their points for rewards. On the reward details screen:

• Redeem Button: Add a button labeled "Redeem". Set up an action workflow for the button to check if the user’s points are enough.
• Update User Points: If they have enough points, subtract the required points from their total.
• Record Redemption: Create a new collection named "Redemptions" with fields like "User", "Reward", "Date". When a user redeems a reward, log this transaction in the "Redemptions" collection.

Set up notifications to keep users engaged. These could be for:

• Points Earned: Notify users when they earn points.
• Rewards Available: Let users know when they have enough points to redeem specific rewards.

Use Adalo's notifications setup to trigger messages based on user actions and points thresholds.

Before launching, test the loyalty program thoroughly. Make sure points are tracked, earned, and redeemed correctly. Ensure the user interface is intuitive and easy to use.

Once testing is done, publish the app and keep an eye on user activity. Gather feedback and make necessary tweaks to improve the user experience and engagement with the loyalty program.

Keep updating rewards and point-earning opportunities to keep the program exciting and engaging for users.