Viraj Savaliya
Founder, developer, and writer at Lovezey
Who I am
I am an independent web developer based in Gujarat, India. I built Lovezey in September 2026 as a small project around something I remembered from school: the pen-and-paper games we used to play with our own names and the names of people we liked. FLAMES was the main one. You wrote two names, crossed out letters, and received a verdict that felt enormously important at the time.
Most sites that digitised those games buried them under fake accuracy claims, popups, and sign-up walls. I wanted to make the opposite: tools that are free, require no account, run entirely in the browser, and explain honestly what they actually do. That last part turned out to be the most interesting constraint. It is easy to write “discover your destiny”. It is harder, and more useful, to write “this is a numerology lookup and here is the arithmetic”.
I write the articles on this site myself. I am not a therapist, a counsellor, or a professional astrologer, and I do not present myself as one. Where an article touches on relationship safety, it says so plainly and points to people who are qualified to help.
How the articles are written
Every article starts from the tool it supports. Before writing about a calculator I read the code that produces the result, so the explanation matches the mechanism rather than an imagined one. That is why the numerology pages show the actual letter-to-digit table, and why pages about prediction tools state the limits of the method.
Three rules apply to everything published here:
- No fabricated statistics. If a claim about relationships is made, it is a general observation rather than an invented study or a made-up percentage.
- No accuracy claims. Astrology and numerology are described as cultural and symbolic traditions, because that is what they are. No tool on this site is presented as predictive.
- No borrowed authority. The site does not claim medical, psychological, or legal expertise it does not have. Where those subjects come up, the article says so and points elsewhere.
The full set of standards is on the editorial policy page.
How the tools handle your data
Every calculator, generator, and quiz on this site runs in your browser. Names, birth dates, and quiz answers are processed in memory and are not sent to a server. There are no accounts and no saved history on our side.
The one exception is the contact form, which sends the message you write to an email address so it can be answered. Nothing else on the site submits your input anywhere.
Details are on the privacy policy.