Head over to Adalo and sign up if you haven't already. If you have an account, just log in with your details.

Once you're in, hit the "Create New App" button. Decide if you want a "Native Mobile App" or a "Desktop Web App" based on where you want your membership site to be available.

Adalo has a bunch of templates for different sites. For a membership site, starting with a "Blank" template might be best so you can tweak it to fit your needs.

Head to the "Database" section:

• Create a new collection called "Users" to store user info.
• Add fields like Email, Password, Membership Type, and any other fields you need.
• If you need more collections, like "Content" or "Subscriptions", create those too.

Drag and drop components to build your sign-up and login pages:

• Add text fields for name, email, and password on the sign-up screen.
• Add text fields for email and password on the login screen.
• Use the "Form" component to gather user details and set it to create a new user in the "Users" collection.
• For the login form, set it to match the email and password entered against the "Users" collection.

Create screens and logic for different membership types:

• Use conditional actions to control access based on membership type. For example, create filtered lists or content that only certain membership types can see.
• Add logic to your login action to route users to different pages based on their membership levels.

Design the members-only areas:

• Create screens for your premium content, resources, forums, etc.
• Use visibility settings to control which type of users can access which content. Use filters to ensure only members of certain types see the content intended for them.

To monetize your membership site, integrate a payment processor:

• Add a payment component from Adalo’s marketplace.
• Connect it to your subscription or content access.
• Ensure that your database updates to reflect the user's membership status once they make a payment.

Before going live, test everything:

• Sign up as a new user.
• Log in and check the membership type logic.
• Verify access to member-only content.
• Test payment processing to ensure users are upgraded correctly.

Once everything is working properly, publish your site:

• For native mobile apps, follow the steps to publish on app stores.
• For web apps, publish the site from within Adalo, making it accessible to users via a URL.

This workflow ensures a structured approach to setting up a membership site in Adalo, covering essential features like user registration, content access, and monetization.