CHIEF PRODUCT DESIGNER, SEATYLOCK
Shahaf Levavi is Seatylock’s Chief Product Designer, helping shape the company’s approach to bicycle lock security through product design that balances protection, portability, durability, and everyday usability. Public records and industry coverage also identify him as a senior product manager at Ino-Vision Ltd., the company behind Seatylock.
His work sits at the intersection of industrial design, rider behavior, and real-world product performance. Rather than designing security products only for lab conditions, Shahaf focuses on how locks and bike accessories are actually carried, handled, mounted, and used in everyday urban environments.
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At Seatylock, Shahaf helps lead product design from concept to rider-ready execution across products such as Foldylock Forever, Foldylock Mini, and the SeatyGo line. His work includes:
Shahaf’s public statements reflect a design philosophy built on detail, rider empathy, and continuous refinement. In Seatylock’s European Product Design Award profile, he describes the team’s focus on getting better every day, paying attention to small details, listening to customers, and creating products that are both user-friendly and tough.
That thinking also appears in Seatylock product launches. Speaking about Foldylock Forever, Shahaf said the team had spent years mastering the craftsmanship of folding locks, learning how to make them durable and usable before pushing production technologies further to create an even stronger product, as covered by BikeBiz.
Shahaf is publicly listed as an inventor on Seatylock-related patent records, including a granted patent for a magnetic keeper for a bicycle lock element and a published bicycle lock carrier assembly application. These records reinforce his role not only in product styling, but in the underlying mechanisms that support how Seatylock products are secured, carried, and used.
For additional company context, see Seatylock’s patents page and design awards page.
Shahaf’s work has been credited across multiple international design platforms:
You can also explore Seatylock’s broader Design Awards and Press coverage on the company website.
Shahaf has been quoted in cycling industry press on how rider behavior shapes Seatylock products. In BikeBiz coverage of Clipster, he explained that some riders prefer to keep frames visually clean and therefore carry accessories on their body or in bags, which helped drive the concept of a folding lock that stays compact while maintaining meaningful security.
In BikeBiz coverage of Foldylock Forever, Shahaf emphasized long-term craftsmanship, usability, and durability as central themes in Seatylock’s folding lock development.
On Seatylock.com, Shahaf supports content related to: