Does Adalo support Google Play’s 16KB memory page size requirement?

[Yuki.O]

Hi Adalo team,

I uploaded a new build of my app to Google Play Console. Here are some details of the release shown in Play Console:

• Target SDK: 35

• Min SDK: 24+

• Native platforms: arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_64

However, Google Play Console still shows this warning:

“Your app must support 16 KB memory page size.
Starting from November 1, 2025, you won’t be able to release updates unless your app supports 16 KB memory page size.
The latest production release does not support it.”

So the API level update is fine, but the issue seems to be related to the native libraries (.so) not being aligned to 16KB.

Could you please clarify:

1. Does Adalo’s current Android build system already build .so libraries with 16KB page size support (AGP 8.5.1 / NDK r28 or newer)?

2. If not, is there a timeline for when Adalo will update the build environment?

3. Will rebuilding in Adalo automatically solve this once the platform is updated, or is there any action needed on my side?

This requirement becomes mandatory on November 1, 2025, so I want to make sure apps built with Adalo won’t be blocked from future updates.

Thanks in advance!

[Vagisha]

Hi Yuki,

We are aware of Google’s upcoming requirement for all Android 15+ apps to support 16 KB memory page sizes by November 1st 2025. Our team will make the necessary updates to ensure Adalo builds meet this standard well before the deadline.

Once these changes are live, you will simply need to generate a new build in Adalo and publish it to your production release track in the Google Play Console to stay in compliance. We’ll share an update in advance so you know when new builds include 16 KB support.

Additionally, we recommend reviewing your app size and performance ahead of this update. You can use the new Adalo X-Ray tool to identify areas for optimization, reduce your app’s size, and improve overall performance.