I'm Danny Nakhla.
I help people and teams put AI to work.

I started in foreign-policy media, building the website and the flagship magazine for a major think tank. At Ammirati I engineered Jerry Seinfeld's sites with Sony and held them through the traffic spikes. At a global media publisher I led the international team: 27 products across 11 countries in under a year, and a serverless ETL that cut migrations from weeks to hours.

I ran my own consultancy, fully remote, from London to Spain to Southeast Asia. By 2020 I was shipping production ML, two years before the LLM wave. Since 2022 the work has been agentic AI and RAG systems for Fortune 500 teams. The next chapter: helping governments, groups, teams, and special projects put AI to work.

I have been founding and shipping products of my own since 2009. ClosetBank, a virtual closet the New York Times wrote about, grew to thousands of daily users. FrameIQ, a solo build shipped to public beta, read short-form video frame by frame and told creators why a clip held attention or lost it. ScooScoo sold AI home portraits through a zero-inventory storefront: a photo of your house in, framed art out. When one has run its course, I retire it and publish the build as a case study.

Penny and letmecheckbot are mine, run in the open. I designed, shipped, and operate both solo, every day. Anyone can read the architecture, the numbers, and what broke.