Subscribers
81M
About this metric
Public subscriber count at check time.
@markrober
Profile data checked Aug 6, 2026, 1:43 PM
Report generated Sep 15, 2026, 12:26 PM · Methodology
76/100
Mostly strong signals
Subscribers
81M
Public subscriber count at check time.
Lifetime views
18.4B
Public channel view count at check time.
Typical views
21.7M
Median views across 50 sampled uploads.
Views / 1K subscribers
267.6
Median sampled views per 1,000 public subscribers. This measures visible audience penetration, not unique reach.
Upload cadence
Limited
Description context
Limited
Viewer response
Strong
Channel description
Strong
Topic consistency
Strong
Search signals
Strong
Channel setup
Strong
Video mix
Strong
Channel links
Strong
Public engagement
52nd percentile
Audit score
61st percentile
Identifies a former NASA and Apple mechanical engineer who creates science videos and sells monthly engineering toys through CrunchLabs.
Audience
Science-curious viewers, families, young builders, and people interested in engineering experiments, educational toys, and large-scale demonstrations.
Positioning
Entertainment-led science and engineering content anchored by Rober’s professional credentials and CrunchLabs products.
Bio/content match
StrongNine of twelve sampled posts clearly support science, engineering, experiments, practical mechanics, or CrunchLabs, meeting the 75% threshold.
Likes / 1K views
16.1
Comments / 1K views
0.07
Upload pace
0.7/week
Shorts mix
82%
Community posts sampled
10
Community posting pace
0.0/week
Typical community likes
68K
Community/video topic overlap
50%
Joined
Oct 19, 2011
Channel keywords
DIY, Creative, Design, Hack
View consistency
49%
Captured sample: Median 21.7M / average 44.4M
Top vs typical
15.1x
Captured sample: Highest sampled result divided by the median
Comment share
0%
Captured sample: 152.3K replies or comments / 35.8M interactions
Publishing pace
0.7/week
Captured sample: 50 posts across the visible sample
The captured sample is stale or too irregular to show a reliable publishing rhythm.
Many sampled posts provide little visible text context.
The typical sampled upload earns solid public response without relying entirely on one outlier.
Identifies a former NASA and Apple mechanical engineer who creates science videos and sells monthly engineering toys through CrunchLabs.
Nine of twelve sampled posts clearly support science, engineering, experiments, practical mechanics, or CrunchLabs, meeting the 75% threshold.
The profile and sampled content provide recurring identity and topic signals.
The profile has strong public identity and context signals.
The captured sample is broad enough to compare typical results.
The profile provides public context and a destination beyond the platform.
Three car-theft hooks beneath a NASA résumé make this science profile look like an embarrassing algorithm-chasing mess.
@markrober · B · 76/100
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