We went through it. Then we fixed it.
IVFComputer was built by a couple who lived the IVF journey as patients, and came out of it determined to make it less chaotic for everyone who comes after.
The checklist no one followed.
Nikhil and Nakita went through fertility treatment at an IVF clinic in Mumbai. Nakita, an archivist by training, documented everything: every protocol, every checklist, every form.
Their first IUI failed. Not because the medicine was wrong, and not because the doctor made a mistake. A follow-up call didn't happen. A day-3 reminder slipped. A coordinator had 40 patients and no system, just memory and good intentions.
What Nakita found was chaos disguised as process: paper forms, WhatsApp groups, Excel sheets, and five separate tools for one patient's journey. Every missed step was a person doing their best without the right support.
After their IVF cycle succeeded, they built the system the clinic should have had. Every part of IVFComputer traces back to something they lived through.
Meet the founders.
Nakita Dsouza
Nakita is an archivist who specialises in documenting how organisations work. She has documented complex operational systems for Cipla, Godrej and the Tata Group. Documenting every detail of her own fertility treatment showed her how much clinics and patients could gain from a system that runs the process for them. Today she teaches AI to students and leads IVFComputer's product.
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Nikhil John
Nikhil is a three-time founder with eight years in cloud, machine learning and AI. He built ML-driven planning software for companies like Cisco, then marketing automation products, and most recently designed AI solutions for enterprise clients at Searce. He brings the same discipline to IVFComputer: software that solves real problems for clinics and their patients.
Connect on LinkedIn →"We didn't set out to build a software company. We set out to fix something broken: the feeling that the clinic's systems were working against you, not with you. The software came later. The frustration came first."Nikhil & Nakita
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