Mohamad Sabbagh in a dark hoodie, lit in blue
DevOps Lounge

Mohamad Sabbagh

Founder of DevOps Lounge. Entrepreneur, full-stack developer and mechatronics student. Lebanese, based in Paris.

A desk at night with code on the screen

Why I started DevOps Lounge

I learn by building, and the best answers I ever got came from someone who had hit the same wall a week before me. Most developer servers I joined were either too big to be heard in or too quiet to get an answer.

So I built the place I wanted: one server where a beginner can ask a first question without feeling stupid, where people who ship review each other's code, and where the good links get filed instead of lost in the chat.

I wrote the bot that runs it, the free tools on this site and the spam trap that keeps it clean. I am in there every day.

“I don't wait for opportunities. I build them, one business at a time.”

Three sides of the same person

Writing code, building hardware and training: the same habit of starting before feeling ready.

Mohamad Sabbagh as developer
Developer
Websites, platforms, mobile apps and AI agents that save real hours.
Mohamad Sabbagh as engineer
Engineer
Mechatronics student: sensors, motors, firmware and the apps that talk to them.
Mohamad Sabbagh as athlete
Athlete
Powerbuilding and MMA. Discipline that carries over to shipping.

What he builds

Businesses first, and the products behind them.

LiveSaaS

Tawloo

An operating system for restaurants. Guests order from a QR code at the table, the team accepts in one tap, and the kitchen, floor plan, bills and reports follow the same ticket until close.

ActiveStudio

CornetX

A web, app and automation studio for Lebanese businesses, from the first idea to launch, with one point of contact.

LiveSaaS

CorfitX

A workspace for coaches and dietitians: training programs, nutrition plans and client management, with a side for the people they coach.

In developmentApp + AI coach

Rylmo

A training app that builds your program, guides every set and tracks progress, with an AI coach that adjusts the plan between check-ins.

PrototypeMechatronics

Velocity

A sensor that clips on the barbell, measures bar speed on every rep and tells you when to stop the set. Hardware, firmware and app.

OngoingCybersecurity

Security Lab

Ethical hacking practice: CTF challenges, network and Wi-Fi testing, audits of his own systems and secure-by-default code.

The stack

Trilingual in code as well: Arabic, French and English for people, these for machines.

TypeScriptJavaScriptPythonGoSwiftKotlinReactNext.jsNode.jsFlutterLinuxBashArduinoLua

How he works

The same six steps for a client site, a SaaS or this server.

  • UnderstandAsk before building. What is the real problem, who has it, and what does done look like?
  • ArchitectSketch the system on paper first: screens, data, the simplest path that works.
  • DesignClean, fast, obvious. If it needs a manual, redo it.
  • BuildA modern stack, AI as a co-pilot, and progress you can see every week.
  • ShipTested on real devices, by real people, before launch.
  • IterateLaunch is the start. Measure, listen, improve.
Portrait of Mohamad Sabbagh

Building something?

Open to partners, co-founders and interesting projects. Remote, in English, French or Arabic.

Come say hi in the server

Ask a question, share what you are building, or just tell me what the server is missing.