phyces (@phyces) is a YouTube channel of Python programming projects, game tutorials and simulations, run by a creator whose country is not stated. The channel has about 3,450 subscribers, 24 videos and a median of roughly 16,700 views per video. It has been inactive since 2012, so brand bookings would be historical rather than current.
Dormant Python tutorial channel with a proven 100K-view evergreen series
- Game Programming Tutorial 1 in Python has about 98,400 views, showing durable search demand for beginner coding content
- Median of roughly 16,700 views per video across 24 uploads
- Shorts make up 29% of uploads, a small share of the catalog
Brand fit report
Content
- Formats
- screen-recorded tutorials, project demos, short simulation clips
- Tone
- instructional, playful
- Language
- English
- On camera
- No, voiceover and b-roll
- Production
- Phone, natural light
- Typical length
- 2 to 7 minutes
Audience
Commercial
- Brands seen
- None yet
- Categories promoted
- None yet
- Affiliate links
- No
No sponsorship disclosures found in the last 50 videos
Suitability GARM Brand Safety Floor + Suitability
Family friendly
Videos cover programming, physics simulations and games with no flagged content in the recent titles.
We classify content, never people. No age, gender, ethnicity, religion or political views are inferred about the creator. Audience figures are estimates unless marked verified. Creators can correct anything on their profile.
Platforms
Benchmark score: 51 / 100
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Recent videos
▶Experimenting with Source Filmmaker: 2 happy Scouts and a so · 1.8k views
▶Tissue Growth Simulation experiment · 4.5k views
▶Codify for iPad: simple particle engine in 30 minutes · 8k viewsLast three uploads, latest 5163 days ago.
Programming Projects that I work on in my spare time. Currently I am most comfortable using Python. My hobbies are computers, physics, programming, and all kinds of puzzle games like Chess, Sudoku & the Rubik's cube. You can see some of my other programming projects on my Rubik's Cube YouTube profile at: http://www.youtube.com/badmephisto You can catch me ranting on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/karpathy More recently, however, I've been spending more time on Google+: https://plus.google.com/100209651993563042175/posts
About phyces
phyces is a YouTube channel that publishes Python programming projects, game development tutorials and computer simulations. Its content is mostly screen-recorded, with low production values and runs from a few minutes to around ten. The Game Programming Tutorial series, which covers Python and Pygame from introduction through collision detection, is the channel's most-viewed body of work, and the evolution and predator-prey simulations also draw strong numbers. The channel's country is not stated in its public profile.
The channel has about 3,450 subscribers and a median of roughly 16,700 views per video. Its audience is estimated to be mostly adult programmers and students interested in Python and game development, though this is an estimate from the content and not measured data. The channel has not posted since 2012, so its reach reflects evergreen search traffic rather than current activity.
The channel has no sponsorship history in the public record. Any integration would be priced in the usual range of $20 to $35 per 1,000 median views, or roughly $330 to $590 per video, which compares with typical paid-ad CPMs of $10 to $30. Brands in developer tools or coding education with a legacy-placement budget may find it useful.
Written from phyces's public YouTube profile, platform data and web mentions. Numbers updated 2026-10-19. phyces can edit or remove this page at any time.
Questions about phyces
How much does phyces charge for a sponsored video?
Based on a median of about 16,700 views and the standard long-form rate of $20 to $35 per 1,000 views, a sponsored video would be roughly $330 to $590. Confirm current availability with the creator, since the channel has not posted recently.
What does phyces post about on YouTube?
phyces posts Python programming tutorials, game development walkthroughs and computer simulations such as predator-prey evolution models. Most videos are screen-recorded and short, and the channel's best-known series is Game Programming Tutorial in Python.
How do I contact phyces for a brand deal?
Contact details unlock on Starbooked for $0.80. Boosted creators can be booked through Starbooked, but phyces is not currently boosted, so the deal would be arranged directly once the contact details are unlocked.
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