First things first, log into your Adalo account. If you don't have one yet, go ahead and create it. Once you're in, start a new app. You can pick a template that fits your needs or just start from scratch if you like to build things your own way.

Adalo needs a place to keep all that geolocation data. Head over to your app's database section:

• Create a new collection, maybe call it "Locations".
• Add fields like Location Name, Latitude, and Longitude.

Now, let's get that map on your screen:

• Go to the "Components" section.
• Drag and drop the "Map" component right onto your screen.

Time to make that map show some data:

• Click on the map component to open its settings.
• Choose the collection you made earlier (e.g., "Locations").
• Map the fields to the right settings (like Location Name for the marker's title, Latitude, and Longitude).

Let's add a form so users can input geolocation data:

• Add a form component to your screen.
• Link the form submission to your "Locations" collection.
• Add input fields for Location Name, Latitude, and Longitude.

Want to grab the user's current location automatically? Here's how:

• Use Adalo's Custom Actions to call a location API or grab an existing custom location action from the marketplace.
• Store the latitude and longitude you get in temporary variables.
• Automatically fill these fields in the form when the user opens it.

Make sure the map shows the locations users add:

• Every time someone submits the geolocation form, a new marker should pop up on the map.
• Customize the map's look and behavior as needed (like zoom level, map style).

Time to see if everything works:

• Test adding new geolocations through the form.
• Check if the map shows the geolocations correctly.
• Make sure the user's current location shows up right if you added that feature.

Once you're happy with the testing:

• Publish the app so users can start using it.
• Keep an eye on it and make any tweaks based on feedback.