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ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK is a newsletter about thinking, making and building with AI while keeping more of yourself in the work.

Readers come for essays, systems, experiments and useful ways to work with AI. Many of them are creators, founders, consultants, researchers and builders who already use these tools and care a lot about how they use them.

I'm Mia, the writer behind RAMH and an AI Narrative Architect. I build systems that help people give AI more of their world: their context, language, references, taste and ways of thinking.

"If I feature something here, I've used it myself and found something specific worth telling my readers about."

Who reads RAMH

Subscribers

3,000+

Monthly Views

15,000+

Open Rate

~32.5%

Frequency

Weekly

RAMH readers use AI for thinking-heavy work. They write, build, teach, research, advise and make things.

They care about useful tools, and especially about what those tools let them think, notice or make differently. They're curious, fairly AI-literate, and difficult to impress with another list of features.

"Mia fundamentally changed how I interact with AI."

Ways to work together

I keep partnerships limited so each one can actually belong in RAMH. I test every tool before agreeing to feature it, and I'll suggest the format that makes the most sense once I understand what you've built.

Featured Mention

A short sponsor block near the beginning of an edition, for a tool I can introduce with one clear reason my readers might care about it.

2–3 sentences written in my voice
Based on something I noticed while actually using the product
Link to the page you'd like readers to visit
One newsletter placement with permanent archive visibility

What this can look like

"This edition is brought to you by [Tool]. I tried it for [specific thing], and what I liked was [specific observation]."

Integrated Section

A deeper placement inside an edition, built around a real use of your tool that naturally connects to what I'm writing about.

Roughly 100–200 words
A real example from my own testing
Connected to the subject of that edition
Screenshot or visual when it helps
One newsletter placement with permanent archive visibility
You're welcome to share or reference the published feature

Limited Availability

Full Editorial Collaboration

The deepest kind of partnership I offer: I build and test something substantial with your tool, then turn what I find into a full RAMH edition.

A full newsletter edition
Your tool used throughout a real experiment, system or workflow
A process readers can understand and try for themselves
Visuals or screenshots where useful
Your input on the subject and product details
Permanent archive visibility

A little something for the humans

If you can give RAMH readers something extra, even better. That might be an extended trial, useful credit, early access or a good offer.

It isn't required. It simply gives readers another reason to explore something I already think is worth showing them.

A few rules

I write the copy. You can fact-check product details, but the voice and opinion stay mine.
I test before I publish. I need enough time with the tool to have something useful to say about it.
I'll tell readers what I actually think. That includes limitations when they matter.
Every paid partnership is disclosed.
I keep the calendar small. Usually no more than 1–2 partnerships a month.

Think your tool belongs in RAMH?

Tell me what you've built, why you think RAMH readers would find it useful, which kind of partnership you have in mind, and any timing I should know about.

If it looks promising, I'll try the product and we can figure out the right shape from there.

Message Mia

Partnership Format Tool Fit Timing