# I Need a New App in Albato. What Can I Do? — Albato Help Center

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# I Need a New App in Albato. What Can I Do?

Last update:  
13/2/2026 · 3 min read

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Welcome to Albato's Help Center! We are excited to help you get started with our platform and make the most out of your experience. In this article, we will be discussing how to add new apps to Albato and how to test them. Let's dive in!

Last quarter, Albato released **one new app every day**. As a result, it usually takes us **1–2 weeks** to add new apps requested by users.  
However, the biggest challenge isn’t adding the apps — it’s **testing them**. Many services don’t provide test accounts for their APIs, which slows down the process.  
But don’t worry — we have a solution.

If you want to add your app to our roadmap, you can submit it [here](https://roadmap.albato.com/public/summary).

This helps us prioritize your request and schedule it for development.

To properly test your app integration, we need **several example use cases**, including:

-   What data should be sent
-   What actions should be performed

If you can provide these details, we can usually complete the integration tests **within two weeks**.

Another option is to give us **temporary access to your app**. This significantly speeds up testing and ensures smooth integration with Albato.

We understand that adding and testing apps can take time.  
That’s why we created the **No-Code Apps Integrator** — a tool that lets you add apps to Albato **yourself**, without writing any code.

To see how the Apps Integrator works, watch this video:

This tutorial will guide you through adding new apps using the Apps Integrator.

If you prefer written instructions, check our [documentation](https://coda.io/d/Builder-EN_d05nbksrqQV/Integration-Builder_suKSb#_luT7M).

It contains full step-by-step guidance.

We hope this article helps you understand how to add and test apps on Albato.  
If you have any questions or need help, feel free to contact our support team.

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