Educational Use Case Challenge Winners & Overview

We launched the heyAura Educational Use Case Challenge to learn how people use our Web3 AI Assistant and to test its limits, while educating others at the same time. The task required showcasing the product, documenting a real workflow, and turning what you learn into something useful for someone else.

Over the course of the challenge, creators approached heyAura through threads, videos, articles, comparisons, and product walkthroughs. Some focused on explaining individual workflows. Others looked at the broader role an AI assistant can play when it has access to wallet context and can help users move from understanding to action.

We received over 400 submissions and reviewed them based on quality, usefulness, and creativity, with particular attention to how clearly each entry helped another user understand the product. Thirteen entries were selected and rewarded with the challenge’s $3,000 USDC total prize pool.

Here are the winners and the work they created:

First Place: notsurki

Surki takes first place with an entry that stood out across the criteria we set for the challenge. In terms of direction and usage of the heyAura branding, he was impeccable. He seamlessly displayed how the friction of Web3 led him to heyAura. He went through all of the solutions he found in his case, turning the product experience into educational content for other users.

Second Place: PHAZE_001

PHAZE_001 earned second place with his 2 videos and big threads. He made an entry built around a clear explanation and structured product exploration of both the workflow and the technology behind heyAura.On top of exploring the predefined options, Phaze also went deeper into the product by following up with additional questions relevant to his situation.

The educational format gives viewers a way to follow the thinking behind the workflow, which is particularly useful for users who are still learning where an AI assistant fits into their Web3 activity.

View @PHAZE_001’s second entry on X

Third Place: Godson3

Godson completes the top three. His creativity was outstanding.
A video in which he talks about bridging assets filmed on an actual bridge. Priceless.

Godson made a series of 3 videos, each showing a very particular use case.

He may have certainly used AI to help with his videos, but Godson displayed the very principles of heyAura with his content - AI is a tool that can help you achieve your goals better; it is the car, not the one behind the wheel.

Godson's second video
Godson’s third entry on X

Other Winners

RAW1894

We've seen a lot of use cases for heyAura, but reducing the annoying questions about crypto and Web3 from your close ones, was a first for us. Raw Dog also displayed how to swap seamlessly with low fees, with a simple prompt.

His entry stood out for it's comedy, and visual design, while remaining relevant and educational. And the concluding question he asked:

Which way do you chose? The hard way or the heyAura way?

realdedonfx

De Don took a rocket and explored, not just the heyAura planet but the whole AI assistant ecosystem, while keeping his great sense of humor...

His submission examined heyAura's workflow, UX, and competition in one of the best threads about heyAura we have ever seen. It includes individual stylized AI Illustrations, screenshots, memes, and useful information, which gets better the further you read.
Finishing with his incredible article comparing heyAura with not just one, not two, but four competitors really blew our minds.

X Article
Read the LinkedIn article
Read the Substack article

mrrpiusz

Ima-Abasi approached the challenge through a long-form video. His video goes in a really natural and simple way into the product, showcasing how it works by bridging multiple tokens to Polygon, and finding a proper way to manage his funds. But his final words stuck with us after viewing it:
"It does the heavy lifting while I still get to approve everything."

asif_web3

With a bit more of a dramatic approach, he displayed one of the best ways to use heyAura - to revoke past approvals. Asif's submission serves as an example of how product education could be made easier to consume through deliberate presentation and storytelling. But it shouldn't be so dark and gloomy, at least according to us.

whoiswannie

Wannie got her place in the top with a traditional and simple video format that was nearly perfected. She just easily walks you through what heyAura is, and at the end of the 75 seconds, you already know how easy it is to bridge assets with heyAura.

no0thernath

Nathaniel explored all the corners of heyAura in his threads and even left us a video at the bottom. He went trough swaps, bridges and revoking approvals.

His writing unpacked the reasoning behind the workflow, while the video showed the interaction directly. Together, they created a truly complete educational resource.

idk_Precious

Precious really showed how heyAura can be superior for Web3 compared to other AIs. Her approach of asking Siri, failing, and then turning to heyAura, which simply loaded the transaction put a smile to our faces, and reminded us what exactly we built heyAura for.

Watch the TikTok submission

OlaWhale_

OlaWhale focused on the practical side of using heyAura.

The entry follows the spirit of the challenge closely by putting the workflow at the centre and helping viewers understand how the product can fit into real Web3 activity.

View @OlaWhale’s entry on X

MhWhdy

Mohammad used the submission to walk users through heyAura in the background of a modern Li-Fi beat. With his smooth voice, he leads the viewer through his workflow. While exploring heyAura, he reached the conclusion that it is better to know the How than the What.

TemiTheDesygner

Temi was the first to start with a joke and tested heyAura with a very small amount of funds, and adapted the submission for X, Instagram, and TikTok, although our requirement was for X only.

He also documented his prompts in a thread below the post. We can't wait for his next post on heyAura this time with a $100 fuller wallet, thanks to the reward he received.

Watch the Instagram Reel
Watch the TikTok video

Learning from the community

Each entry in the Educational Use Case Challenge showed us another perspective on the usage of heyAura.

Together, they give new users examples to learn from and give existing users ideas for workflows they may not have explored yet.

They also show an important part of building heyAura, that there is no single way people will use an AI assistant for Web3. Different wallets, objectives, and levels of experience lead to different questions and different workflows.

Thank you everyone for sparing the time to explore the product, capturing your experience, and sharing your heyAura knowledge with others.

Congratulations to all 13 winners!

Stay tuned, the next challenge may be coming soon.

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