Dr. Utkarsh Gaur

Psychiatry resident. Tech Enthusiast

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Life Chart: the ECG of mood disorders

A digital implementation of the NIMH/Robert Post Life Chart Method. Designed for clinical precision, this tool allows patients and clinicians to visualize mood episodes, medications, and life events on a longitudinal timeline.

  • Episodes, medications and life events on one timeline
  • Month-and-year entry, the way clinicians actually recall history
  • A4 export for case files; runs entirely in the browser

Open the Life Chart   How I built it

A sample Life Chart for a fictional patient: manic and depressive episodes over ten years above and below a baseline, with lithium, antipsychotics and therapy marked along the top, and life events along the bottom
Sample chart for a fictional patient

About me

I’m a Psychiatry Resident and a lifelong humanities enthusiast with a deep appreciation for poetry, political thought, and ethical inquiry. While my professional work focuses on understanding the human mind, my way of thinking has been shaped equally by literature, socio-political analysis, and years of engaging with questions of governance, morality, and human behaviour. Although I’m not currently pursuing these fields academically, I continue to draw from them through reflective reading, ongoing curiosity, and an instinctive habit of contextualising human experience within broader societal patterns.

Alongside this, I continue to explore technology and emerging digital frameworks, especially those that align with human expression and emotional design. I don’t call myself a poet or a coder, yet I find resonance in both—the structure of thought in code and the nuance of meaning in language. Whether I’m listening to a patient, studying patterns of behaviour, absorbing world events, or experimenting with digital concepts, I’m searching for the same thing: understanding why humans feel, think, and act the way they do.

“Ultimately, I am just someone who is still trying to learn new things around him and trying to keep alive the curiosity that societal boxes and labels usually kill. How successful I will be, only time will tell. To know, stay tuned :p”