SpectrumScan

Your companion in navigating your sensory world

Understand how light and sound shape your daily experiences—so you can move through the world with more ease.

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Our Story

I was 27 when I found out that I'm autistic.

As I began to understand how that had shaped my life, I started to see the deeper issue: the world around us isn't built with neurodivergent minds in mind — and in many ways, that design is what disables us.

But this is about to change.

I founded Daivurjnt to build towards a world that supports neurodiversity rather than suppresses it. Our mission is to create tools that celebrate authenticity — not enforce conformity.

– Lena Alabbasi, Daivurjnt CEO/Founder

Our Team

Lena Alabbasi
Lena Alabbasi
Co-founder / CEO
Hernan Razo
Hernan Razo
Co-founder / CTO
Matthew Gell
Matthew Gell
Co-Chair, Autism-at-Work at SAP
Moaz Hamid
Moaz Hamid
Founding Partner at MVMT Ventures
Amanda Lukof
Amanda Lukof
Co-founder & CEO at Eleplan

Next app iteration will include..

Explore sensory-friendly spaces and products — curated for your comfort.
Our Explore tab connects you with businesses, tools, and spaces that prioritize sensory accessibility. Whether you're looking for a calm cafe, noise-reducing headphones, or soft lighting solutions, we help you find what works for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How does SpectrumScan work?

SpectrumScan uses your smartphone's built-in sensors to track light and sound in your surroundings. With continued use, it builds a personalized sensory profile—helping you optimize comfort, maintain focus, and steer clear of overwhelming environments.

Who is SpectrumScan for?

SpectrumScan is designed for anyone who experiences sensory sensitivity to light and sound—whether it's associated with autism and/or ADHD, or conditions like migraines and trauma.

When will SpectrumScan be available?

We're currently in the beta testing phase. If you'd like early access and a chance to shape the future of SpectrumScan, join our beta tester list. The full public release is expected in 2026.