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Anton — Dealmaker

Anton Soeharyo studied international relations at Waseda University in Japan and international law at Peking University in China — originally aiming to become a diplomat. Instead, in 2009, he co-founded Touchten Games in Jakarta with his brother Roki Soeharyo and cousin Dede Indrapurna, using $2,000 in gift money from his parents. The spark: seeing a fart app making $60,000 a day on the App Store and thinking, "if a fart sells, so can we." Touchten went on to ship 50+ titles with tens of millions of downloads — including Sushi Chain, Ramen Chain, Infinite Sky, and Train Legend — with Hachiko HD Lite hitting #1 on Indonesia's App Store and charting in Japan and the US. Anton became a vocal advocate for "game diplomacy," pushing for the world to see Indonesia as a creator of games, not just a market for them, and worked with the Indonesian government on game-industry policy. In 2018 he founded PlayGame, a blockchain gaming platform that landed strategic funding from TRON and Achain to build a crypto payment gateway for game developers across Southeast Asia and East Asia. He's also served as CEO of MainGame.com, Indonesia's national game platform. That gaming-and-blockchain background naturally pulled him toward AI too — the same instinct for spotting what's next in tech that led him from mobile games into PlayGame now has him deep into AI, alongside a growing collection of digital assets and domains of his own.

As covered in Kompas, The Jakarta Globe, and Entrepreneur.

• anton.id
• fun.id
• aigame.now
• catetan.com
• snap.id
• downloadv.com

Kukuh — Forward Deployed Engineer

Kukuh Laksana got into domaining back in junior high — lurking NamePros for months as a silent reader, buying, holding, and flipping domain names as digital real estate years before it ever crossed his mind as a career. He joined NamePros properly in 2015, and his first sale — a $700 .biz closed by cold-emailing a buyer he found through a whois lookup — proved the hobby could pay. Since then he's sold and brokered domain deals into the tens of thousands of dollars. From there it snowballed: expired-domain auctions, the rhythm of the aftermarket, marketplaces, and Indonesia's own domain scene at PasarDomain — where he's stayed active ever since, these days as a community manager across domain communities and beyond. Around that same time he got hooked on building things for the web — tinkering with sites and small apps just to see them go live — which pulled him into digital marketing, and from there into full-blown product building. That winding path is exactly what let him end up covering the entire stack himself: domains, DNS infrastructure, registrar operations, servers, and the engineering underneath every product he ships. These days that stack runs on his own fleet — thousands of domains under management, dozens of servers, and a crew of AI agents (Claude, OpenClaw, Hermes) that he treats less like tools and more like teammates, wired into everything from WhatsApp gateways to payment links. By day he clocks into a sales job, still searching for the 9-to-5 that actually fits him. By night he ships: every server, domain, deploy, and line of code behind this page is his.

• jarvis.md — AI assistant on Telegram
• openqris.com — QRIS payment links
• baleswa.com — WhatsApp gateway API
• santai.id — agent-run storefronts
• openbot.id
• gajih.com
• wafa.st