Top 13 UK Tech Influencers

One half of the Slow Mo Guys, Gavin Free turns cameras, gadgets, and physics into high-production spectacle. His 87% real audience and large following make him the broadest-reach pick here, best when a brand wants polished tech storytelling over a deep technical walkthrough.

Sam Meech-Ward teaches cloud and software development and links straight to his own course. His engagement runs far above the typical account of his size, which signals a tight, technical following, ideal for developer tools and SaaS briefs.

A London-based ML engineer who posts hands-on machine-learning and tinkering projects. Engagement well above his tier benchmark suggests followers come for the builds, making him a strong fit for AI and developer-facing campaigns.

Tomi Adebayo reviews consumer tech and car culture as a presenter and is represented by an agent, so he is set up for paid work. His audience reads as 65% real, the softest signal on this list, so weigh his reach against quality before booking.

Macbook Hacks runs practical Apple and Mac tips and feeds a weekly newsletter. Engagement is lower than the louder accounts here, but a tips-and-newsletter format suits software brands that want a clear, repeatable how-to slot.

Jorge Powell is a Welsh tech enthusiast and YouTube creator who posts wallpapers and consumer-tech content. His mix of channels makes him a fit for accessible, mainstream tech briefs rather than deeply technical ones.

Joey Does Tech has the most UK-concentrated audience on this list, with 47% of followers in the country and an 87% real score. That makes him a sensible starting point when a campaign needs to land specifically with a British tech audience.

Oghalé works as a creative director and AI consultant across London and Los Angeles. With an 87% real audience and a design-led feed, the account fits creative-tool and AI briefs that value taste as much as reach.

Patrick runs a 220K-subscriber YouTube channel and posts the highest engagement on this list. That intensity points to a loyal, reactive following, useful when a brand wants comments and saves rather than just impressions.

Lucy Hedges is a former Metro tech editor and BBC presenter, and 64% of her audience is in the UK. She brings editorial credibility and a domestic following, a fit for brands that want a trusted reviewer voice rather than pure scale.

Arthur Bouffard is a developer and augmented-reality creator with credited work for major platforms and brands. His 86% real audience and AR focus make him the clear pick for camera-effect, creative-tool, and platform briefs.

Shit User Story turns software and UX frustrations into sharp, relatable humor and has the cleanest audience here at 89% real. The comedic angle suits developer-tool and SaaS brands comfortable with self-aware, in-joke creative.

Amir Kidwai is the founder of an AI company and documents building it from London. His following is smaller and reads as 71% real, but a founder-building-in-public angle is well suited to B2B and developer-audience campaigns.