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Tommy Pham

I'm making AI products


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I love building stuff

  1. PainBase

    Find Validated Ideas from Real People Who Need Your Solution

    Launched, early revenue120

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Jul 28, 2026created a post
I ran 2,232 startups through 4 filters to find markets worth entering. 13 survived.
Jul 16, 2026created a post
Hey founders, genuine question: how do you find your first users?
Jul 15, 2026created a post
I built a tool that finds startup ideas from real complaints. 4 months in, here's what changed.
Jul 13, 2026created a post
Steal these: 5 SaaS ideas pulled from 60 real Reddit complaints (actual threads linked)
Jul 12, 2026commented on a post
Built a rough voice memory app prototype. Trying to find out if anyone besides me needs this
Jul 12, 2026commented on a post
We were tired of manual team check-ins. So we built Trackly to automate it. Thoughts? 🚀
Jul 12, 2026commented on a post
I Think There's a Product in This: Triage for AI-Generated Code
Jul 12, 2026commented on a post
I built PartyCall after watching my family spend 3 days calling 200 relatives for a function — here's what I learned about a problem hiding
Jul 12, 2026commented on a post
We built Trackly to kill the manual "Daily Standup" chaos for SaaS teams. Thoughts on our approach? 🚀
Jul 12, 2026commented on a post
Built a local-first privacy extension. Looking for feedback.
Jul 12, 2026commented on a post
Looking for brutally honest feedback on my AI CV tool before I push harder on growth
Jul 12, 2026commented on a post
Show IH: I built RamenHire — a job board exclusively for bootstrapped, profitable startups
Jul 12, 2026created a post
4 months in, 8k visitors, $225 in revenue.
Jul 11, 2026created a post
Gut Feel vs PainBase: The Faster Way to Validate Startup Ideas
Jul 10, 2026created a post
PainBase just launched the Lead Gen feature
Jul 10, 2026created a post
PainBase just launched the Lead Gen feature
Jul 9, 2026commented on a post
The hardest part of building a SaaS isn't the code. It's finding the 10 people who actually need it.
Jul 9, 2026created a post
The hardest part of building a SaaS isn't the code. It's finding the 10 people who actually need it.
Jul 7, 2026created a post
From a validated idea to your first 100 customers, without leaving the app
Jun 20, 2026commented on a post
Stop Looking for Startup Ideas. Start Looking for Pain

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