- Combined audience
- 60.1K
- 5 channels, before overlap
- Subscribers
- 37.2K
- YouTube · October 2026
- Videos
- 86
- long-form builds, 10–20 min
- Views per video
- 10.5K
- average · YouTube Studio, June 2026
- Newsletter
- 1.7K
- readers, every build
Brands I've shipped content with.
Replit, Nexos.ai, Consensus and Hostinger. Every collab shipped as a real build people chose to watch, not a paid mention. Each card opens the content itself.
- Replit▶ videoFeatured integrationJun 2026Built Content Radar, an agent that scores what to film next, live on Replit Agent from a blank project to a working app.Watch the build ↗
- nexos.ai▶ videoFeatured integrationApr 2026Three working agents in fifteen minutes on Nexos.ai's multi-LLM orchestration, with a starter kit viewers clone.Watch the build ↗
- consensus▶ videoSponsored buildApr 2026A research agent on Claude Code and the Consensus MCP that cites real papers: every DOI in the report resolves.Watch the build ↗
- Hostinger¶ articleSponsored tutorialJun 2025A consultation business launched on Hostinger Horizons with Supabase behind it, from prompt to a paying page.Read the build →
Developers at work, mostly 25 to 34.
10.5K average views per video. Developer and B2B audiences are priced at several times consumer CPMs because the people watching choose the tools.
- 25–3458%
- 18–2416%
- 35–4415%
- 13–171%
- Men83%
- Women13%
- Unspecified4%
- Desktop84%
- Mobile16%
- India33%
- Indonesia8%
- Pakistan7%
- Bangladesh5%
- United States5%
- Canada4%
- Brazil3%
- Colombia2%
- United States18%
- India13%
- Pakistan9%
- United Kingdom3%
Sources: YouTube Studio, June 2026 · Vercel Analytics, June 2026. Percentages are as reported; categories under 1% are omitted.
- 0122–30
The AI-curious developer
One to three years in. Wants to build something real with AI this weekend and trusts a tutorial over a landing page.
- 0225–35
The AI-native builder
Senior developer or indie hacker already shipping on LLM APIs. Watches for architecture decisions and tooling that saves a day.
- 0330–45
The tech lead
Evaluating tools for a team. Needs to see the integration work, what it costs, and what breaks.
Where your product appears.
Rates on request. Every quote is for a specific build, so tell me the product and the goal and I will come back with the angle and the price.
Dedicated video
10–20 min · YouTube
A full build or review where your product is the tool the project runs on. Hands-on from the first minute to the deploy.
best for Launches, developer tools that need to be seen working
Integration segment
60–90 s · inside a relevant build
Your product does one real job in a video that was going to exist anyway. Placed where it belongs in the workflow, not bolted on.
best for Infrastructure, hosting, APIs, anything with a natural slot
Build series
3–5 videos · one project
A multi-part build on your platform, released over weeks. Each episode links the last; the playlist keeps ranking.
best for Platforms with depth: agents, cloud, data
LinkedIn post
1 post · 4.9K followers
A written take with a code snippet or screenshot, in my voice, for the tech leads and managers who do not watch YouTube.
best for B2B tools, reaching decision-makers
Article
1,500–3,000 words · codewithmuh.com
The build written up with code, published on this site and sent to the newsletter. Indexed by Google, evergreen.
best for Search intent, documentation-style discovery
Bundle
Video + post + article
One build, three surfaces, one brief. The same project reaches viewers, readers and the people who only scroll LinkedIn.
best for A launch that needs to be everywhere for a month
Brief to published, five steps.
You approve the angle before anything is recorded and see the integration before it goes live. Nothing about your product reaches the audience by surprise.
- 01
Brief
You send the product, the goal, and anything that must be said or shown.
- 02
Angle
I propose the build your product belongs in. You approve it before I record.
- 03
Build
Recorded on camera, with your product doing real work in a real project.
- 04
Review
You see the integration before it goes live.
- 05
Publish
Your links in the description and the pinned comment, and the code on GitHub.
What you get
- Built with, not talked aboutDevelopers watch the product do the job. That is the whole format.
- Honest by defaultI only feature tools I would use. The audience subscribes for that.
- EvergreenTutorials rank on YouTube and Google for months. The view count keeps moving after the invoice.
- B2B reachDevelopers, tech leads and founders evaluating tools; audiences worth 5–10× consumer CPMs.
- Four surfacesYouTube, LinkedIn, the site and GitHub, from one brief.
- FastFrom brief to published in days, not weeks.
Put your product in the build.
Send the product, the goal and a date. I reply with the build it belongs in and a quote.