Yingma - Create AI dramas and interactive story games

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Yingma is an AI creation workspace for short dramas and interactive story games. Develop scripts, characters, storyboards, and video scenes. Build branching stories with multiple endings, item- and stat-based choices, panoramic exploration, and timed interactions. Playtest your story and export a playable package. Choose a guided Agent pipeline, an infinite canvas, or a dedicated interactive story editor. 小影马是AI短剧制作平台。从剧本、角色、分镜、画面到配音字幕,五步出片,让零基础创作者也能完成可发布、可连载的动态短剧。

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Meet Yingma — an AI workspace for creating short dramas and interactive story games. Start with an idea or script, develop your cast and storyboards, and produce video scenes. For interactive stories, connect scenes with branching choices and multiple endings, use items and stats to control available options, and add panoramic exploration or timed interactions. Choose the workflow that fits your project: - Agent pipeline for guided drama production. - Infinite canvas for custom media workflows. - Interactive story editor for branching, playable experiences. Playtest interactive stories, save your progress, and export a playable package. Each workflow is a separate project type, with room to review and refine your work as you create. What would you make first: a short drama or a story where the audience chooses what happens next? Try Yingma:
What real task does your product handle with GPT-6 Astra?
Yingma uses GPT-6 Astra to help creators write and refine scripts for AI short dramas and interactive story games. Creators develop their ideas through an iterative scriptwriting workflow, reviewing and revising the story before moving into production. Yingma also uses GPT Image 2 to generate visual assets. Together, these capabilities help solo creators and small teams move from a story idea toward a finished video or playable interactive story, with creative control throughout the process.

Quick backstory since a few people asked: Yingma started because I kept watching talented writers and creators hit a wall — they had a story in their head but the whole 'make it into a video' thing required a team. So I set out to build the closest thing to a one-person studio: script, characters, storyboard, scenes, voiceover and subtitles, five steps to a finished drama. The interactive story part came from seeing people want to do more than linear video. Would love to hear what your first project would be.