I'm Phi Pham — Vietnamese-American, LA-based, and probably working on too many things at once. That's intentional.

I've spent the last decade building at the intersection of technology, education, and culture. I founded Building Beats, a music production program that's now in classrooms across the country — helping young people use music as a gateway into tech, creativity, and their own power. That work taught me something I keep coming back to: the tools that change lives are usually the ones people weren't supposed to have access to yet.

That's the thread running through everything I build.

Right now I'm building modern products and tools — things like the No Limit Album Maker, which turns your photo into a 90s Pen & Pixel-style rap album cover (yes, really). I run Claude for the Streets, an AI literacy workshop for communities that mainstream tech education tends to skip over. I consult with founders and organizations figuring out how to actually use AI — not in a hype-driven way, but in a way that fits how real teams work.

What I’m Building:
A creative technology studio and consulting practice. We build useful stuff, we ship it, and we try to make sure it gets in the hands of people who can do something with it.

What I actually do:

• Products (web apps, generative tools, consumer entertainment)

• Print-on-demand merchandise

• Education workshops for schools, nonprofits, and community organizations

• Strategy and business consulting for founders and small orgs

I'm a pattern recognizer and a cultural translator — someone who moves between tech and community, between the nonprofit world and the startup world, between what's cutting edge and what's actually accessible. If you've ever felt like the future is happening somewhere else, that's the gap I'm trying to close.

Based in Los Angeles. Building in public.