← All collaborationsFOR SOFTWARE & DEVELOPER TOOLS
Let the workflow tell the story.
Show your tools in the hands of an engineer working through an actual problem, including the iterations that matter.
Discuss a collaboration↗Pricing on request
A POSSIBLE APPLICATION STORY
Start with an
engineering question.
Use an agent, simulator or SDK to connect messy inputs to a reviewable technical result. Keep generated models and physical evidence distinct.
Illustrative project direction. Final scope depends on the product and available evidence.
THE WORK
- Choose a specific workflow and define what success would mean.
- Record the tool interactions, obstacles and changed approaches.
- Package the result into a clear story and reproducible field note.
WHAT YOUR TEAM CAN USE
A useful package,
built around your product.
- Workflow demo and practical technical case study
- Tutorial, product clips and explanatory graphics
- An optional sponsored episode across my channels
01 / PRODUCTIONLaunch a product.
A clear product story for your website, sales conversations and launch.
- Launch film or technical explainer
- CAD, simulation and real footage where appropriate
- Social cuts and supporting stills
- Technical review and agreed usage rights
Start with a paid pilot ↗02 / ONGOING CONTENTBuild a consistent presence.
Turn the work happening inside your company into stories people can follow.
- Founder interviews and editorial direction
- Technical visuals and complete post copy
- Product demonstrations and explainers
- A planned cadence with client review
See published client work ↗03 / SPONSORSHIPSponsor an experiment.
Your technology explored through a specific engineering question in the dojo.
- An agreed application and bounded test
- A sponsored episode or integration
- Selected formats for my channels
- Separate production and distribution scope
Explore audience and formats ↗ See an independent format example→Independent editorial examples. These projects were not paid for by, sponsored by or affiliated with the featured manufacturers. They illustrate the format of a possible collaboration, not an existing client relationship.