One of the most exciting projects I’ve been working on with Genspark is Ching Ching—a Dutch platform that helps creators discover new ways to monetize their creativity using AI.
What started as an idea quickly became much more.
Using Genspark, we developed the concept, refined the positioning, built the MVP step by step, and created the materials needed to present the project to partners and investors. That journey helped us secure €1.6 million in funding to further develop the platform.
Now we’re focused on bringing both Ching Ching and Genspark to the community through practical experiences rather than presentations.
A great example was our first community launch event on July 11.
Together with around 20 organizations, representing a combined community of 50,000+ people, we tested a new networking format.
Instead of traditional networking, participants completed a short profile describing their goals, expertise, and what they were looking for. Genspark analyzed the data and identified meaningful matches between people with shared ambitions and complementary skills.
The result was a series of curated “speed connections” that uncovered collaborations many participants said they would never have discovered otherwise.
It was amazing to see how AI could move beyond generating content and actually help build stronger communities and create real-world opportunities.
The response was overwhelmingly positive, and we’re now preparing the next events while expanding the concept further.
A video and full recap from the Ching Ching team will be shared soon.
This project reminded me that AI isn’t just about productivity.
It’s about connecting people, unlocking opportunities, and building ecosystems where collaboration happens faster and more intentionally.
That’s exactly where I believe Genspark has enormous potential.
