Explore 13 APAC destinations, learn from real AI use cases and plant ideas on a Feedback Tree. Choose from 37 explorers, earn in-game rewards and unlock San Francisco as a bonus surprise virtual retreat. An independent 3D prototype; ideas currently save in your browser.
What became possible in your product with Astra that was not practical before?
Maker
Astra made it practical for me, as a regional program manager rather than a game developer, to turn an idea about collecting better feedback into a playable 3D experience.
I could bring together APAC destinations, AI learning, structured idea submissions, explorer care and in-game rewards in one prototype. Previously, that scope would have meant simplifying the idea into a survey or presentation, or finding specialist development support.
The biggest change was being able to test the participation experience itself: could exploration and play give people a reason to learn, contribute and return? Astra helped me move that question from a concept into something people can actually try.
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Hi Product Hunt and judges, I’m Jeraldine, the maker of APAC Kingdom 👋
I kept coming back to one question: people share so many useful AI experiences across LinkedIn, X, YouTube and community conversations for OpenAI. What if there were a more connected, always-on way to contribute—and a reason to keep coming back?
That’s the idea behind APAC Kingdom. I wanted to start with APAC and make room for the different business needs, cultures and everyday experiences across the region.
For my GPT-6 Astra Challenge, I wanted to turn this idea into something people could explore. The idea began with synchronising feedback, then grew into a game centred on what contributors receive in return: discovery, learning, enjoyment and visible progress.
You explore destinations, learn from published customer stories, and plant ideas around a business problem, proposed solution and expected benefit. Contributions earn in-game rewards, and 12 distinct ideas unlock a bonus San Francisco virtual trip to OpenAI office.
This is an early playable prototype. Ideas currently stay in your browser; they aren’t sent to OpenAI. The longer-term vision is a shared community where useful contributions can be organised, recognised and connected to action.
The question here is what would make one return to contribute: learning something useful, community recognition, or seeing what happened to their ideas?