Future Builders Meetup #3: From Go-to-Market to Product-Market Fit

   You have built the product, poured months into code and design — but the first users aren't showing up, and you can't tell whether you've hit a real market need. In Ho Chi Minh City, this is exactly the shift under discussion: moving from getting to market to finding product-market fit and holding on to demand, without guesswork.

   In brief:
— Topic of the edition: the move from go-to-market to product-market fit — continuing the line opened in the June edition with speaker Thang Tran (Thắng Trần).
— The speaker in one line: Hoang Nam (Võ Hoàng Nam), Country Manager at Diaflow — a practitioner who has taken products to market himself.
— Format and bonus: a live teardown of attendees' products plus networking; there is a separate ticket that includes a demo of your own product.

   Hoang Nam (Võ Hoàng Nam) brings more than 11 years in technology. He is co-founder and CTO of the fintech startup Fundiin, a BNPL — buy now, pay later — service, and served as Head of Technology at TPBank, building large-scale systems for VNG, FPT and MoMo. Today he leads the Vietnam arm of Diaflow, a platform of AI agents for workflow automation, headquartered in Singapore with development in Vietnam and Silicon Valley. The product reached number one on Product Hunt and raised a seed round from Insignia Ventures.

   The meetup is hosted by Unikorn — a Vietnamese launchpad for local products, a "Vietnamese Product Hunt" for startups, makers and indie developers — together with ITviec, one of the country's leading IT recruitment platforms.

   It is built for founders and for the people who build the product with their own hands, for product managers and IT specialists. You will leave with a clear next step, honest feedback on your idea, and real contacts among people solving the same problems alongside you.

   Register at unikorn.vn/fbm; book your place in advance, and grab the separate ticket if you want to demo your product.

   Come put your idea to the test and walk out with a plan you can act on.