Overview of daivurjnt Inc.
Daivurjnt is a health technology startup driven by the vision of a world that supports, rather than suppresses, neurodiversity. We believe neurological differences such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, etc. are natural variations of the human brain, not flaws to be fixed. Our mission is to create tools that empower neurodivergent individuals by strengthening their unique abilities and supporting them in navigating the challenges that come with their distinct ways of thinking.
Our Ask
Daivurjnt is looking for partnerships to support studying the impact of sensory overstimulation, specifically light and sound, on focus and productivity in neurodivergent adults within university and workplace settings. We’re looking to evaluate the effectiveness of our SpectrumScan app in helping users understand, manage, and advocate for their sensory needs through data-driven insights.
We are looking for:
Grant or funding opportunities to support study design, data collection, and analysis
Academic research collaborators interested in advancing sensory health and neurodiversity inclusion
Partner organizations or university networks that can facilitate participant recruitment through neurodiversity-support programs
Product or Service
SpectrumScan is a mobile and smartwatch application that helps individuals better understand their sensory environment and manage sensitivity to light and sound. Using built-in sensors, SpectrumScan measures environmental brightness and noise levels in real time, alerting users when their personal thresholds are exceeded to prevent prolonged exposure that causes stress, headaches, meltdown and panic attacks. Over time, its embedded machine learning model builds a personalized sensory profile—helping users recognize patterns, understand triggers, and prevent sensory overload before it happens.
Beyond personal use, SpectrumScan will include a sensory accessibility map by crowdsourcing environmental light and sound data. This feature allows users to check sound and light conditions at restaurants, cafes, and other public spaces before visiting, or to receive personalized recommendations based on their current tolerance state in the moment. In doing so, SpectrumScan empowers individuals and families to make informed decisions places they go in a way that best support their well-being.
Company Impact
Daivurjnt is redefining how we understand and support sensory health. Our flagship product, SpectrumScan, bridges the gap between environmental data and human experience—empowering neurodivergent individuals and others with sensory sensitivities to navigate their world with confidence.
Unlike existing tools that focus on symptom management, SpectrumScan takes a preventive, data-driven approach. By leveraging smartphone and smartwatch sensors with embedded machine learning, the app provides real-time feedback, personalized sensory profiles, and community-generated insights into public spaces.
This innovation transforms invisible sensory challenges into measurable, actionable data—enabling individuals, families, and organizations to design more inclusive environments. Through this, Daivurjnt is not just creating technology; we are shaping a future where neurodiversity is understood, supported, and celebrated.
Primary Audience
SpectrumScan supports individuals with sensory sensitivity to light and sound, whether linked to their neurodiversity (autism, ADHD, etc.) or other reasons (sensory processing disorder, Migraine, etc.). These users often struggle with environments that are overly bright, loud, or unpredictable—leading to discomfort, stress, or sensory overload.
SpectrumScan also benefits families, caregivers, looking to understand and support their loved one who struggles to express their sensory limitations, clinicians looking to get an accurate way to understand their patient’s sensory exposure, and organizations seeking to create more sensory-inclusive environments such as universities, employers, and public services.
Over time, the crowdsourced sensory accessibility map will support businesses, schools, and public spaces in understanding and improving their sensory conditions, promoting inclusion for neurodivergent and sensory-sensitive populations alike.
Partnership Opportunity
We are looking for:
Grant or funding opportunities to support study design, data collection, and analysis
Academic research collaborators interested in advancing sensory health and neurodiversity inclusion
Partner organizations or university networks that can facilitate participant recruitment through neurodiversity-support programs
Funding Needs
Fast pilot (lean, single site, 6–8 weeks): Estimated total: $20k–$40k ($400–$800/participant)
Robust study (multi-site or deeper analytics, 8–12 weeks): Estimated total: $60k–$120k ($1,200–$2,400/participant)