DivyaFlow
Making a sacred journey feel a little calmer. Virtual queues, crowd forecasting, and real-time dashboards for temple visitors and teams.
PORTFOLIO23.0225° N · 72.5714° E
Open to freelance collaborations
Full-stack developer · AI explorer · Entrepreneur
Rhythm
Mehta.
I build full-stack products and experiment with AI. From Discord bots to healthcare software, I learn best when there’s something real to make.
01 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE PIXELSNOT A STRAIGHT LINE. AN ORBIT.
Always asking how. Usually building something.
I have always cared more about how things connect than memorising how they are written. From Discord bots to healthcare software, I learn by building, questioning, and finding a better implementation.
Follow the journey ↗2019The first spark
2026Still exploring
02 / SELECTED EXPLORATIONSSCROLL TO CHANGE ORBIT
Built. Tested.
Still getting better.
All 16 projects ↓
FemCare AI
A women’s health platform connecting cycle tracking, symptom insights, mood journaling, nutrition, and permission-based family sharing.
Jagrut AI
A multilingual fraud-detection system exploring text, voice, and URL analysis to help people recognise scams and phishing.
A FIELD JOURNAL / 2019 — NOW
Never a straight line.
Always a way forward.
A hacked computer, a few Discord bots, and an ever-growing collection of “what ifs.” This is the journey that made me.
↓ SCROLL TO TRACE THE STORY7 CHAPTERS · STILL UNFOLDING
01 / 2019
THE FIRST SPARK · CLASS 9
A hacked computer. An unlocked curiosity.
My computer was hacked by someone I understood to be in Russia. It was unsettling, but it also made me ask: how does all of this actually work? I started making Discord bots and pulling systems apart in my head. Understanding connections mattered more to me than remembering code.
↳ Curiosity became the operating system.
02 / 2023
FOLLOWING THE QUESTION · CLASS 11
What if software could think with us?
AI captured my attention. I spent time researching beyond the classroom and building Discord bots that could automate tasks and answer questions. I also experimented with an Akinator-like predictor: ask a few questions, follow the answers, and infer what someone is thinking.
↳ From commands to conversations.
03 / 2024
LEARNING BY MAKING · FIRST YEAR
The classroom was just the launchpad.
Starting computer engineering did not feel quite like the learning experience I had imagined. So I built my own alongside it: projects, experiments, hackathons, and a willingness to learn whatever the next problem required.
↳ New L.J. Institute of Engineering and Technology · GTU
04 / FEB 2025
A MOMENT THAT CHANGED THE SCALE
An idea made it to IIT Bombay.
After months of building, our work reached the top 15 from a field of 800 teams, earning the chance to present at IIT Bombay. I shared CodeCrushers with the E-Cell community and learned from entrepreneur and creator sessions with Viraj Bahl and Raj Shamani. Being able to ask questions in that room made the possibilities feel real.
↳ A reminder to keep showing up.
05 / 2025
BUILDING FOR THE REAL WORLD
Less crowding. More meaning.
With DivyaFlow, we explored how technology could improve the temple visitor experience. Virtual queues, occupancy analytics, and forecasting became a college-selected Smart India Hackathon submission. The work made the problem tangible.
↳ Projects are better when they solve something real.
06 / DEC 2025 — JUN 2026
INSIDE A STARTUP
From building projects to building with a team.
Working at a startup had always been a dream. Healtether Healthcare gave me that opportunity as a MERN stack developer intern. I contributed to healthcare applications, APIs, and data-driven experiences. I am grateful to Venkatesh Raja and every teammate who trusted me, challenged me, and helped me grow.
↳ Great software is a team sport.
07 / NOW
THE NEXT ORBIT
Still curious. Still building.
Before, during, and after the internship, I kept making things—from FemCare AI to new product experiments. Today I freelance and am building TheThirdEye and Cluster.it. They are in prelaunch, with the full launches still ahead. The ambition is the same: understand deeply, implement thoughtfully, and make something useful.
↳ The next chapter is being written.
04 / ON THE HORIZONWORK IN PROGRESS
The next big little things.
TheThirdEye
An entrepreneurial idea taking shape. More to share at launch.
Cluster.it
Building the next chapter, one thoughtful iteration at a time.
05 / OPEN A CHANNELGOOD THINGS START WITH A HELLO
Open to freelance collaborations
Have a little what if?
A product to build. A problem to untangle. An idea that will not leave you alone. Let’s give it somewhere to go.
rhythmm.work@gmail.com↗Ahmedabad, India
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