Case study · Play-to-build community
Three worlds.
One single progression.
A play-to-build community to learn AI and launch your business, across three worlds (Everest, Tokyo 2077, Bali) with crews, missions and a builder résumé.
- Worlds
- Everest · Tokyo 2077 · Bali
- Commits
- 253
- Merged pull requests
- 24
- Stack
- Next.js · Supabase · PWA
The problem
Learning AI on your own gets discouraging fast: too much content, no structure, no one to move forward with, and no concrete proof to show at the end.
What we built
- 01
Three worlds to choose from: Everest, Tokyo 2077 and Bali, each with its own vibe.
- 02
Crews and missions: each level matches a real skill or a real client.
- 03
A builder résumé generated automatically, in the style of the chosen world.
- 04
The natural next step after Ryze Shift for individuals.
Why it works
Progress is visible, like in a game.
You move forward as a team rather than alone.
What you learn leads to real projects in the Ryze ecosystem.
Frequently asked questions
What is Ryze Worlds?
A play-to-build community to learn AI and launch your business, organized into three worlds with crews and missions.
Who is Ryze Worlds for?
For people who want to grow with AI, change careers or launch a project, in French.
How does it relate to Katia Ryze’s résumé?
Katia’s résumé is showcased in the three worlds of Ryze Worlds and updates automatically.
Your project
The same standard, for your trade.
Describe your business in 2 minutes: recommended modules, pricing, then a human gets back to you.
