Head over to the Adalo website and log in to your account. If you don't have one yet, just hit the "Sign Up" button and follow the steps to register. Easy peasy.

Once you're in, navigate to the "Cloneable Kits" section. You'll find this under the "Templates" or "Cloneable Kits" tab on the Adalo Dashboard. Take your time to browse through the kits and find one that fits what you're looking for.

Click on the kit that catches your eye. This will give you more details about it, including a preview and a rundown of its features. Make sure it ticks all the boxes for your project.

Hit the “Clone” or “Use this template” button. This will make a copy of the kit in your Adalo account. Depending on how big and complex the kit is, it might take a few moments. Grab a coffee if you need to.

After cloning, you'll be redirected to your dashboard. Your new project, based on the kit, will be listed there. Click on it to open it up in the Adalo editor.

Now, the fun part! In the Adalo editor, start tweaking the cloned kit to fit your needs. Change the text, swap out images, and adjust other design elements. Use the drag-and-drop feature to get the layout just right.

Beyond the design, you'll want to update any functional parts of the kit. This includes actions, database collections, and component properties. Make sure everything works the way you want it to.

Use Adalo’s preview function to test your app. Look for any design inconsistencies or functional issues. Make sure it works well on different devices. You don't want any surprises later.

Once you're happy with everything, you can publish your app or share it with others for feedback. Adalo has built-in tools for web or mobile deployment.

Keep an eye on your app and update it as needed. Adalo offers tools for continuous improvements and adding new features. This way, your app can grow and evolve with your users' needs.