Build Your Edu Platform with Lovable - Warsaw
In three hours at Imaguru Warsaw on 21 November 2026, every micro-blogger and educator in the room turns their expertise into a live educational platform built on Lovable, and leaves with a plan to test it with real users.
The workshop will bring together two complementary perspectives: Dagmara Pancerz, who will lead the educational and methodological part, helping participants shape the structure of their platforms based on her experience in education, and Ayoub Morghati, who will facilitate the hands-on building process, showing participants how to bring their ideas to life using Lovable.
✅ Meet the workshop experts:
Dagmara Pancerz – Main Speaker
An English teacher and methodology lead with over 14 years of teaching experience, Dagmara specialises in integrating modern technology into education. Drawing on her practical experience, she will help participants define the structure of their educational platforms, organize their content and shape a meaningful learning journey for their future users.
Ayoub Morghati – Workshop Facilitator
Ayoub will guide participants through the technical side of the workshop, demonstrating how to use Lovable to turn their educational concepts into working digital platforms. He will help participants navigate the tool, build their first version and bring their ideas to life without writing code.
Why this event.
Micro-bloggers and educators already have an audience and knowledge people want. What they usually lack is a product of their own: their content lives on Instagram, TikTok, Telegram or a marketplace that owns the customer relationship. AI app builders like Lovable remove the technical barrier. A person who can describe their course clearly can now ship a working platform without a developer.
Who it is for.
Micro-bloggers (roughly 1k to 50k followers) who teach something, independent educators, tutors, trainers, coaches and course creators. No coding experience needed. Suggested capacity: 25 to 30 participants, so the tech helpers can reach everyone during the build.
What participants leave with:
A published, working first version of their own educational platform on Lovable, with a shareable link
A reusable Lovable prompt they can keep improving after the event
Lovable credits through the Imaguru promo code and link
A simple plan for collecting feedback from their first 5 to 10 users
Format principles:
Build first, theory second: more than half of the time is hands-on
One template for everyone, so nobody starts from a blank page
Scope small: one audience, one learning outcome, one core flow. A small platform that works beats a large one that does not
Everybody publishes something before the feedback session starts