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I will launch your lovable or bolt app live and gdpr ready
Logium
About this gig
A site that loads can still have its database readable by anyone.
I take the app you built in Lovable, Bolt, Replit or v0 and put it online properly: your own domain, HTTPS, keys out of the browser, a database strangers cannot read, email and payments further up. Then the GDPR basics every live site needs. Fixed price, agreed before anything starts, so you know the number up front.
What you get:
- Your app live on your own domain, with HTTPS
- A one-page handover you can show a client or investor
- A written note on what was already set up correctly
- Privacy policy, cookie notice and a data map, top package
What this is not: I do not rewrite your app or chase feature bugs, and if the code itself is broken I say so before you order. If your app has an AI assistant talking to users, that falls under separate EU rules and is a bigger job.
Basic takes two days, because I walked this path on my own product first. I am a compliance specialist with a background in law who also reads the code.
- Not sure? Send me a link before you order and I will tell you honestly.
- The GDPR part is standard hygiene, documents and settings, not advice on your situation.
Get to know Logium
Logium
EU AI Act and GDPR Compliance for AI Products: Law and Code, One Specialist
- FromRomania
- Member sinceJul 2026
Languages
Romanian, English, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Andrei Brisc, founder of Logium — an Article 50 compliance specialist with a background in law (four years in-house) who also reads the code.
Article 50 for chatbots, SaaS and AI agents is all I specialise in — not the AI Act in general. I audit your product against it and the GDPR it raises, or test live what it actually discloses, with findings a founder and an engineer can both act on.
I also launch AI-built apps with the GDPR basics, for teams who need the product live first.
One person, both reads. In force since 2 August 2026 — so it's not hypothetical anymore.
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FAQ
Is this legal advice?
No. I set up the standard documents and settings a live site needs, and I tell you plainly what I did and did not cover. That distinction is not a disclaimer, it is the product: almost everything you are missing at launch is factual, not a matter of opinion.
Can I not just do this myself?
You can, and plenty do. The ones who message me usually do it after a weekend lost to a domain stuck on verifying, or after finding their database was readable by anyone. And a privacy policy copied off another site describes that company's data handling, not yours.
Why should I trust this with no reviews yet?
Reviews are somebody else's opinion of work you cannot see. I ran this whole path on my own product first and it is live on my own domain. Message me and I will send you the link. You can check what I hand you line by line, which is a stronger thing than a star.
My app is small. Do I really need the GDPR part?
Size does not decide it. The moment your signup form takes an email address, you are holding other people's data. In September 2026 security firm UpGuard found 16,326 Supabase databases with publicly readable tables. The size of the app was never what decided it.
Who owns the hosting account and the domain?
You do. Everything is set up in accounts in your own name, I work inside them, and hand them back when the job is done. Hosting and the domain are billed to you directly, usually a small monthly amount, so nothing depends on me. If we never speak again, your site keeps running.
