One builder. Both sides.

For people.Throughsystems.

Jay Patil

Computer Engineering at SPIT, Mumbai.
Co-founder & CTO of Dharmasthan.

Jay Patil, wearing a dark jacket with his arms folded.

Start with the people.

A shared ritual.
A product that brings people together.

Dharmasthan

A digital home
for Hindu devotion.

Dharmasthan

A place to read.
A way to come together.

Devotional reading & Mandal websites
Sukhkarta Dukhharta aarti in Dharmasthan’s mobile reading interface.
Shiv Sai Mitra Mandal’s public website, with celebrations, events and playlists.
Shiv Sai Mitra Mandal’s public website on mobile.
Shiv Sai Mitra Mandal · Public website

Devotional content, live aarti experiences and a web presence for community mandals.

I built the foundational Mandal website infrastructure, Live Aarti Rooms and autoplay, with engineering and deployment ownership.

Built together.
Recognised together.

Three competition wins in 2026.
A shared achievement for the team
and the product we are building.

Team AARAMBH, representing Dharmasthan, with the Shark Tank CRCE winner cheque.Team AARAMBH, representing Dharmasthan, with the Shark Tank CRCE winner cheque.

Shark Tank CRCE 2026

1st Prize, ₹35,000. Fr. CRCE, Mumbai. AARAMBH was our registered team representing Dharmasthan.

1st Prize₹35,000

Shark Tank CRCE 2026

Fr. CRCE, Mumbai

AARAMBH was our registered team representing Dharmasthan.

The Dharmasthan team at the Root to Shoot VentureFest award presentation.The Dharmasthan team at the Root to Shoot VentureFest award presentation.

Root to Shoot VentureFest 2026

1st Prize. SRMIST Vadapalani, Chennai. A shared achievement for Dharmasthan.

1st Prize

Root to Shoot VentureFest 2026

SRMIST Vadapalani, Chennai

The group at the INCUBE X award presentation.The group at the INCUBE X award presentation.

INCUBE X 2026

Grand Prix. MIT World Peace University, Pune. A shared achievement for Dharmasthan.

Grand Prix

INCUBE X 2026

MIT World Peace University, Pune

Photographs from our team’s event participation.

PrintFlow

From a document
to a physical print.

PrintFlow

Good software
finishes the job.

A print-shop platform spanning the browser, backend and Windows printing agent.

PrintFlow’s public product page. The embedded dashboard uses illustrative data.
Public product page · Illustrative dashboard data
From browser to printerExplanatory diagram
  1. 01Upload

    A document enters the browser workflow.

  2. 02Configure

    Choose paper, layout and print options.

  3. 03Dispatch

    Validate and route the job to a department.

  4. 04Persist locally

    Retain job and file state in SQLite.

  5. 05Print

    The Windows agent processes the job.

  6. 06Reconcile

    Report lifecycle changes and align state.

When connectivity drops

Retain local state, reconnect, retry reports and reconcile. Recovery is part of the workflow; exactly-once physical printing is not a guarantee.

The interesting part is the handoff: keeping job state coherent across software, connectivity and a physical printer.

My engineering work spans the Laravel backend, React frontend, realtime communication, Python Windows agent and durable local job handling.

More ways
to solve a problem.

Experiments, commerce
and hardware–software integration.

API Cost
Leak Profiler

Exploring where API spend comes from, and how an investigation can make it understandable.

Browser-generated sample data. No production ingestion or published SDK.

Explore the prototype
API Cost Leak Profiler prototype showing a sample feature-level spending investigation.
Sample attribution workflow · Prototype
A basket of mangoes from Ratnagiri Mango Mart’s original product photography.

Ratnagiri
Mango Mart

A storefront for a regional mango business, connecting product discovery with ordering.

Visit Mango Mart

IoT Smart
Waste Manager

A waste-monitoring interface exploring how sensor data can inform collection workflows.

Historical IoT Smart Waste Manager interface. The counts are not verified deployment metrics.
Historical interface. Deployment and data source unverified.
View the public sign-in page

Learning by
building with people.

I study Computer Engineering at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai, following a Diploma in Information Technology.

Jay’s team and workspace at Mastercard Code for Change.
Mastercard Code for Change · My team and workspace
2026

Mastercard Code for Change

I worked on backend APIs, authentication, the database and AI/ML service integration. The team did not complete every integration during the event.

October 2026

CODEVERSE 2.0

Our team finished fifth. Another opportunity to build, test and learn with people.

I also took part in Google’s Gemini Student Ambassador programme.

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