I build
Your business applications, your internal tools, your automations, with Lovable.
Lovable expert L5 Diamond
Ecommerce strategy & AI · Lovable expert level L5 Diamond · Cybersecurity NSE 3
Business applications that solve real problems. And whose security can be verified.
Custom tools that solve your problems and increase your profitability. Built with verified agentic engineering, without depending on costly software that doesn't fit your business.
Working remotely across France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Quebec, North Africa and West Africa, in French, English and Arabic.
02 What I do
I build tools where a bad decision costs time, money or trust.
Sales tracking stuck in spreadsheets. Scattered marketplace operations. Reports rebuilt by hand before every meeting.
The need is rarely well defined at the start. That is exactly where I am useful.
Build and secure
Whoever builds the application knows where it can give way.
I know where it can give way
Because I built them, I know their weak points from the inside: access, roles, endpoints.
I secure
I test what an automatic scanner does not see, and I prioritize the fixes.
Certified Fortinet NSE 3
03 Security
Who can access your customers' data?
An access flaw knows no borders. Broken Access Control has been the number 1 vulnerability in the OWASP ranking since 2021, and the weak point of no-code applications.
OWASP A01:2025 · Broken Access Control · world's number 1 flaw
Free · no sign up
Free security test
Your report in 30 seconds: what a browser, a search engine and an attacker see without logging in.
- HTTPS and security headers
- Exposure of code and secrets
- Score out of 100, OWASP method
On assignment · expert certified NSE 3
Security audit
An expert genuinely tries to get in: cross account access, role bypass, endpoints. What an automatic scanner does not see.
- Real cross account access test
- Report prioritized by severity
- OWASP method, Mozilla Observatory scoring
OWASP method · Mozilla Observatory scoring · Expert certified Fortinet NSE 3
04 Built and used
Real tools, used every day.
Before building them for others, I build them for my own operations.
42Labels
6.58 kgAverage weight
4.8 dAverage time from creation to delivery
14.3%Out-of-zone requests detected
Per hour of creation
9h10h11h12h13h14h15h16h17h18h
Packaging · volumetric penalty
6.1% of parcels penalized€3.28 extra cost2 parcels just above a threshold: €1.13 of potential gainTop departments
9211.9%
957.1%
937.1%
137.1%
Real project · Cosmos Wave agency, Amazon Verified Partner
Data-driven shipping label generator
Problem
Generate shipping labels with a carrier accessible only via API.
The solution provided
Every label generated surfaces useful data: packaging, destinations, service areas and the team's working hours.
Lovable · Supabase
Read the case study
Sensor noise: uniform
JPEG compression: consistent
Real project · Cosmos Wave agency, Amazon Verified Partner
Customer claims analysis
Problem
Decide quickly and accurately on a claim with photos: refund honest customers, filter out fraud attempts, and understand why the product arrived damaged.
The solution provided
Authenticates claim photos through forensic analysis, qualifies each customer statement, calculates a fraud score, drafts a reply that reveals nothing to fraudsters, and recommends packaging fixes.
Lovable · Supabase · Vision AI
Read the case study1,500+ visuals in 30 min
1,500+completed
30 minsession duration
9.8/10average quality
Long tailautomated keywords
File generatedQuality reportDrive upload
Real project · Cosmos Wave agency, Amazon Verified Partner
WavePix, graphic production studio
Problem
Produce high-quality product visuals at volume for marketplaces, without graphic production becoming a growth bottleneck.
The solution provided
A graphic production studio built for scale: batch visual generation and product staging, automatic quality control, per-market adaptation and keyword analysis.
- 1,500+
- product visuals processed and checked in 30 minutes
- more than 4,000
- batch visuals
- 9.8/10
- average session quality
- Automated keyword research, from brand to long tail
Lovable · Supabase
Read the case study90/100Health score
425≥ 10%
98between 0 and 10%
3loss-making
3 products with negative margin
98 at risk
363 to improve · margin ≥ 15%
82 quick wins · within €0.50 of target
Reference 01€5.96€5.98+€0.02
Reference 02€6.33€6.38+€0.05
Reference 03€3.72€3.77+€0.05
Real project · Cosmos Wave agency, Amazon Verified Partner
Marketplace profitability cockpit
Problem
Know whether each marketplace sale actually makes money, once commissions, VAT and shipping costs are deducted.
The solution provided
Simulates net margin before setting a price, identifies the most profitable batches, flags products below the profitability threshold, and prepares shipping documents.
Lovable · Supabase · Edge Functions
Read the case study
Real project · Internal tool
Scan & Sell
Problem
Decide quickly, in store, whether a product is worth reselling.
The solution provided
Scans a barcode and returns a GO or NO-GO resale verdict based on Amazon data.
PWA · Lovable · Supabase
05 Examples
Concrete examples, one method.
Each example shows the starting problem, the current workflow and the tool that replaces it.
01 · Sales
Custom sales CRM
Opportunities, follow-ups and decisions are scattered across spreadsheets, inboxes and individual notes.
Before
Salespeople manually update their rows. The manager consolidates the data before each review and rebuilds the pipeline.
After
A single space to track accounts, contacts, opportunities, next actions and pipeline views based on the team's actual process.
02 · Customer service
Client portal
Exchanges, files and approvals get lost between emails and tools with no shared view.
Before
The client asks for a status by email. The team searches for the information, resends documents and maintains several parallel trackers.
After
A secure portal to check progress, submit items, centralize documents and guide next actions.
03 · Marketing
Marketing dashboard
Metrics are scattered, defined differently, and assembled by hand before each review.
Before
Each channel produces its own export. One person reconciles the data, fixes the formats, then rebuilds the expected views.
After
A dashboard centered on decisions: defined metrics, useful filters, annotations and views adapted to different roles.
04 · Construction
Site logbook: real-time margin
The owner finds out whether a site made or lost money a month after it ends. Hours come in on paper on Fridays, photos stay on phones, materials bought urgently aren't linked to anything, and extra work requested on site is never billed.
Before
Hours logged from memory, scattered photos, unassigned emergency purchases, quotes priced by guesswork.
After
A very simple mobile app for tradespeople, with all the intelligence on the office side.
05 · Construction
Mobile service report: bill the same day
Technicians fill out paper reports, the office re-enters them at the end of the week, parts used are forgotten and invoices go out late. Without a client signature, some interventions are disputed.
Before
Paper reports, office re-entry, undeclared parts, untraceable equipment history.
After
A mobile service report designed to prepare invoicing and enrich equipment history.
06 · Construction
Energy renovation: complete grant files the first time
Every project depends on a file: missing documents, rejected paperwork, blocked payments. The team spends its time chasing clients and agencies.
Before
Documents received by email as they come in, tracked in a spreadsheet, manual follow-ups, rejection causes not analyzed.
After
A space where every document has a status, every file has a checklist, and every follow-up has a clear trigger.
06 Calculator
How much does this problem cost?
Three numbers are enough to estimate the annual cost of a manual task.
Estimated annual cost
Hourly cost not entered.
Estimated annual cost: to be calculated
- Monthly cost
- n/a
- Hours lost per month
- 60 h
- Hours lost per year
- 720 h
- Full time equivalent
- 0.45 FTE
07 Method
From the problem to deployment.
- 01
Step 01
Problem
Understand the workflow, the users and the friction.
- 02
Step 02
Scoping
Choose the right scope, data and rules.
- 03
Step 03
Build
Build a testable tool around the real work.
- 04
Step 04
Deployment
Deploy, observe usage and evolve with method.
08 What I build
Six areas, concretely.
01
Business applications
- Internal tools
- MVP
- Client portals
- API connected interfaces
02
Sales and CRM
- Custom CRMs
- Sales tracking
- Lead qualification
- Sales workflows
03
Management
- Dashboards
- Consolidated reporting
- Shared indicators
- Role based views
04
E-commerce and marketplaces
- Marketplace operations
- Catalogs
- Order tracking
- Seller tools
05
Automation
- Workflows
- API integrations
- Forms to processes
- Synchronized data
06
Applied AI
- Business assistants
- Summarization and research
- Content generation
- Controlled limits and sources
Do not start from a prompt. Start from the problem.
09 Offers
Three ways to move forward.
Learn
Training
Master Lovable through real use cases.
For: consultants, freelancers, teams
Explore training →Build
Build Sprint
Turn a business idea into a working product.
For: executives, business teams
Explore the Build Sprint →Scale
Consulting
Structure, prioritize and deploy the right projects.
For: companies deploying Lovable at scale
Explore consulting →
10 Karim Mesloub
A 360 degree vision, informed decisions.
Before Lovable, there is the business. I run marketing and e-commerce for brands sold on marketplaces: it is this experience in the field that lets me scope a tool before building it.
15+ yearsin business development, operations and marketing
Microsoft Francenearly 5 years, running operations and a team of 19 people
Amazon Verified PartnerCosmos Wave, Amazon Verified Partner
11 Questions
The questions I get asked.
No. A well-described problem, the current workflow and the people involved make a better starting point.
No. The choice depends on the data, the integrations, criticality, the expected security level and the degree of customization.
Yes, after reviewing the product, its architecture and its level of technical debt. The first goal is to understand before changing anything.
12 Contact
A business problem?A tool to build?A team to train?
Every good tool starts with a well defined problem. Let's start there.
Working remotely across France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Quebec, North Africa and West Africa, in French, English and Arabic.
