1. Start by creating a new app on Adalo or just open an existing one where you want to add live streaming.
2. Make sure you have a database collection ready to store user info and any other important data.

1. Sign up for a live streaming service like Jitsi, Vimeo, or Firebase.
2. Get the API keys, URLs, and other credentials you need for the integration.

1. In Adalo, head over to the "Actions" tab and create a new "Custom Action."
2. Give it a name, like "Start Live Stream."
3. Set up the HTTP request method (usually POST) that your streaming service needs.
4. Add the necessary headers and parameters, like authorization tokens and stream keys.
5. For example, if you're using Jitsi, set the URL endpoint and include the required JSON bodies like room ID and user credentials.

1. Add a new screen to your app and name it something like "Live Stream."
2. Drag and drop a Web View component onto this screen to display the live stream.
3. Bind the Web View URL to the live stream URL that users will see. This can be dynamically generated based on your custom actions and service parameters.

1. Set up a button or another user action trigger to start the live stream.
2. Link this button to your "Start Live Stream" custom action.
3. Make sure any necessary data (like stream keys or user tokens) is passed to this action for proper setup.

1. Check that the correct credentials and parameters are being sent to your live streaming service.
2. Preview or publish the app and test the live streaming feature to make sure it works as expected.
3. Adjust any design or backend settings based on your testing results.

1. Make sure all streaming components and custom actions are working correctly.
2. Publish your app on the platforms you want, like web or mobile.
3. Keep an eye on user feedback and make any necessary tweaks to improve the live streaming experience.

By following these steps, you can effectively add live streaming to your Adalo app.