Hi, I'm Semer BelghithI turn app ideas into working MVPs

01 The problem

Managing a driving school involves coordinating students, scheduling driving lessons, tracking learning progress, and keeping exam dates organised.

When this information is spread across paper diaries, separate student records, and manual reminders, it becomes harder to maintain a clear overview of daily activities. Finding a student's lesson history or checking upcoming exams can also take unnecessary time.

PermiGo was designed to centralise these essential operations in a single, easy-to-use mobile application, giving driving school owners a clearer view of their schedules and students.

02 The solution

PermiGo turns everyday driving school administration into a simple mobile workflow.

The dashboard provides an overview of the day's lessons, upcoming exams, and key activity statistics. A dedicated calendar helps the owner schedule and review lessons, while separate sections organise student records and exam results.

The objective is to reduce manual administrative work and make the information needed to run the school accessible from one place.

03 What it does

• Daily dashboard: An overview of scheduled lessons, upcoming exams, active students, monthly lesson activity, and exam pass-rate statistics.
• Lesson calendar: Day, week, and month views to organise driving sessions and see each lesson's scheduled time and assigned student.
• Quick lesson scheduling: Create lessons directly from the calendar and organise the school's schedule more efficiently.
• Student management: Maintain student profiles, including names, contact information, identification details, and exam-related information.
• Learning progress: Track the number of lessons completed by each student to help the owner follow their progress.
• Exam management: Record exam dates and types, including driving and parking tests, and track pass or fail results.
• Operational overview: Use the information recorded in the app to monitor upcoming exams and review activity across the school.

04 How it's built

PermiGo was developed with Flutter and Dart for the Android mobile application, with Firebase providing the backend services and data storage.

The application uses a structured data model to organise students, driving lessons, exam schedules, and results, allowing the dashboard and calendar to display relevant information consistently.

05 My role

I handled the application development end to end, from translating the driving school's operational needs into features to designing the data model, building the user interface, implementing the scheduling workflows, and connecting the application to Firebase.

I also implemented the dashboard statistics and the relationships between students, lessons, and exams, ensuring that the information entered into the application could support the owner's daily workflow.

PermiGo demonstrates my ability to translate a specific business need into a focused mobile application, with practical functionality rather than unnecessary complexity.

06 Screens

01 The idea

BuildLab started with a simple observation: many students can build an interface with FlutterFlow, but struggle when it’s time to connect a database, integrate an API, or turn a prototype into a working application.

I wanted to make those technical concepts easier to understand through practical, step-by-step tutorials in French and Tunisian Derja. BuildLab also gives students access to personalized coaching and offers businesses a direct way to turn their ideas into functional digital products.

02 The problem

Students in Tunisia increasingly use FlutterFlow for academic projects, final-year projects (PFE), and personal projects. While creating screens is relatively straightforward, connecting data, implementing authentication, handling APIs, validating forms, and debugging real-device issues can quickly become challenging.

Many tutorials focus on the final result without fully explaining the reasoning behind the implementation. BuildLab addresses this gap through practical demonstrations, progressive learning, and clear explanations.

For businesses and entrepreneurs, the challenge is different: finding a developer who can take an idea all the way to a fully working application.

03 The solution

BuildLab offers learning and development services together on one platform, with two clear paths.

• For students: Free YouTube tutorials, structured learning modules, and personalized coaching to help them understand FlutterFlow and complete their own projects.
• For businesses: Custom mobile applications, web platforms, backend development, and technical support to turn ideas into working products.

The philosophy is simple: make development easier to understand, help learners become more independent, and help businesses move from ideas to practical solutions.

04 What it offers

• Practical tutorials: FlutterFlow fundamentals, UI development, Firebase CRUD, form validation, file uploads, APIs, Supabase, and advanced features.
• Structured learning path: Six progressive modules covering interfaces, data management, authentication, integrations, advanced functionality, and publishing.
• One-on-one coaching: Personalized assistance with debugging, database design, API integration, and academic or personal projects.
• Custom development: Mobile apps, web applications, backend services, and internal business tools, from requirements to deployment.
• Bilingual experience: French and Tunisian Derja content, with a website designed to support both light and dark themes.

05 How it's built

BuildLab combines a lightweight website with a practical content delivery and communication workflow: the website is hosted on Netlify, while YouTube hosts the tutorial content.

For application development, I work with Flutter and FlutterFlow, integrating Firebase or Supabase depending on the project's requirements.

06 My role

As the founder and developer, I lead the project from idea to delivery. My responsibilities include defining the brand, designing and developing the website, planning the curriculum, preparing and recording tutorials, and managing coaching and development enquiries.

I also make the technical decisions behind the projects I build, including backend selection, database structure, API integrations, feature prioritization, and deployment.

Establishing BuildLab allows me to share practical knowledge while applying the same end-to-end development approach I bring to customer projects.

07 Results

BuildLab is live, with its website and initial tutorial series established. The platform brings together free educational content, structured learning resources, personalized coaching, and custom development services under one brand.

The next milestone is to grow the tutorial audience, help more students complete their projects, and generate coaching and development enquiries through the platform.

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01 The idea

CampiUp started with a personal ambition: to build and launch a product of my own, rather than stopping at prototypes or academic projects. I wanted to create a platform that helps people discover camping destinations across Tunisia, connect with the outdoor community, and find opportunities to explore together.

What began as an idea became a real product, taking me through every stage of development: defining the features, designing the database, building the app, integrating external services, and publishing it for real users.

02 The problem

Discovering camping destinations and organising outdoor trips in Tunisia can mean searching across multiple Facebook groups, relying on recommendations from friends, and piecing together information from different sources.

Finding a place to camp is only part of the challenge. People also need practical information about destinations, ways to connect with other outdoor enthusiasts, and a place to discover community events and group trips.

CampiUp addresses this fragmentation by bringing destination discovery, camping centre information, and outdoor community activities together in one platform.

03 The solution

CampiUp brings the essential parts of planning an outdoor adventure into one place.

Users can explore camping destinations, browse centres on an interactive map, discover community activities, and connect with outdoor enthusiasts through clubs and events. The companion website makes the platform accessible beyond the mobile application.

The goal is to make discovering places and participating in Tunisia's outdoor community easier, with a product designed around local destinations and the needs of local adventurers.

04 What it does

• Adventure feed: A central place to discover outdoor content, destinations, and community activity.
• Interactive centres map: Google Maps integration to explore camping centres geographically and access location information.
• Camping destination discovery: Information about camping centres and outdoor spots to help users plan their next trip.
• Community and clubs: Features designed to bring outdoor enthusiasts together around shared interests.
• Events and group trips: A dedicated space to discover outdoor activities and community meetups.
• User accounts: Authentication and user-related data managed through Supabase.
• Web platform: A companion website that introduces the product and helps users discover the platform.

05 How it's built

The mobile application was developed using Flutter, with Supabase providing the backend infrastructure for database operations, authentication, and storage. Google Maps API powers the geographic discovery experience.

The web platform is deployed on Netlify, while the Android application is published through Google Play.

06 My role

As the founder and sole developer, I managed the complete product lifecycle.

I defined the initial product scope, translated the idea into features, designed the database structure, developed the application interface, integrated Supabase and Google Maps, implemented authentication, and handled deployment and the Google Play publication process.

I was responsible not only for writing the code, but also for deciding what belonged in the first version, connecting the different components, testing the experience, and getting the product into users' hands.

CampiUp demonstrates my ability to take ownership of a product from concept to launch, combining product decisions, application development, backend integration, and deployment.

07 Launch and progress

CampiUp is live on Google Play, with its companion web platform available online.

The project represents a complete product development journey: from identifying an opportunity in Tunisia's outdoor community to building, deploying, and maintaining a real application.

Next milestones: grow the user community, expand destination coverage, increase engagement with clubs and events, and continue improving the experience based on user feedback.

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