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Daythread

Karim Mohamed

Software builder and aspiring computer engineer, working toward technology that connects intelligent software with the physical world.

Seattle areaFounder of DaythreadCreator of Rushd

The builder

I'm interested in where software, AI, robotics and entrepreneurship meet, and I learn by building.

I believe great technology should feel simple, even when the system underneath it is complex.

How I build

  1. 01Find a real problem
  2. 02Build
  3. 03Test
  4. 04Learn
  5. 05Improve
  6. 06Repeat

Then back to the start.

The whole system

What I want to understand, end to end.

  1. Software
  2. Hardware
  3. AI
  4. Product
  5. Users
  6. Business

Daythread

Founder and builder

Daythread is business software for service businesses. It brings customer conversations, bookings, calendars, workflows and connected business tools into one workspace.

AI helps a business understand each conversation and work out what should happen next.

Business conversations should naturally lead to business actions.

I've worked across the whole product:

  • Architecture
  • Interface
  • Security
  • Integrations
  • Automation systems
  • Onboarding
  • Infrastructure
  • Testing

It's where most of my attention goes right now.

daythread.orgAbout the project

What I've built

Building in public

Daythread is built in public on GitHub. The repository began in 2026 under the name LensFlow and became Daythread in its first days.

Rushd and InternOps live on GitHub too.

All repositories on GitHub

Interests

Software and hardware, and where they meet

I want to become a world-class computer engineer, entrepreneur and technology builder, working where software and hardware meet.

The aim underneath it: build technology that solves problems people actually have.

Computer engineering

  • Artificial intelligence
  • Embedded systems
  • Robotics
  • Computer architecture
  • Automation
  • Sensors and perception
  • Software engineering
  • Human-computer interaction
  • Intelligent machines

Longer term

  • Robotic manipulation
  • Autonomous systems
  • Computer vision
  • Embedded computing
  • AI robotics
  • Human-robot interaction

Robotics, from the software side

In robotics, I'm drawn to the software side: the systems that let a machine:

  1. 01Perceive
  2. 02Decide
  3. 03Communicate with other systems
  4. 04Act

I'm exploring robotics alongside my software work, and I want to gain deeper experience in it.

Writing

Writing will appear here.

Timeline

  1. Before and alongside

    InternOps

    An internship-management platform for organizations.

  2. Before and alongside

    EdAI hackathon

    My team placed second.

  3. Rushd

    Academic planning for high-school students.

  4. 2026 – now

    Daythread

    Business software for service businesses. My main focus.

  5. Next

    Computer engineering and robotics

    Deeper work where software meets hardware.

Currently

  • Focused on Daythread
  • Exploring robotics

Recognition

Awards

  • EdAI hackathon: Team placed second

Contact

There's no personal email address here. For anything about Daythread, use the Daythread support page. For everything else, find me on GitHub.

Daythread supportGitHub