Mohamed Hammad

Dr. Mohamed Hammad is an Egyptian consultant radiologist, a builder of software, and a traveler who has learned that the most important things rarely show up on a scan.

By day, he is Head of Radiology at a private hospital. After writing the same report patterns hundreds of times, he built Radly, an AI assistant that handles the repetitive parts of radiology reporting, so doctors can get back to the thinking that matters.

Beyond the hospital, he is the voice behind Passport Trails, an Arabic travel blog and app that helps Egyptian and Arab travelers navigate visas, budgets, and journeys with honest, practical guidance. He doesn't travel to collect stamps. He travels to understand what a place does to your inner weather.

At heart, he is an INFJ with a lifelong fascination with psychology and the nature of human personality: why people love the way they do, why some connections just work, and why others fall apart no matter how hard two people try. For years, he has studied personality types, attachment, and the quiet patterns people repeat without ever noticing them. His writing brings that curiosity to readers who think too much and feel too deeply, with honesty, warmth, and a doctor's eye for what lies beneath the surface.

He writes the way he reads images: patiently, honestly, and always looking for what others miss.

He lives in Egypt with his wife and his two daughters.