Matt Pritchett

Hi, I'm Matt. Athens, Tennessee.

I solve problems with software and systems, people first.

I start with the people who have the problem, then build the software and systems that solve it, simple enough for them to keep running. Since 2007 I've done that alongside universities, hospitals, household-name brands, nonprofits, churches and small businesses, and these days I build my own products too.

Matt Pritchett, smiling, in a dark t-shirt

Two ways I can help.

Most people find me for one of two reasons. Pick yours.

For clients and teams

You bring the problem. I get to know the people it affects, then build the software and systems that solve it, and hand them over in a state your team can keep running.

  • Web apps and sites, built new or taken over
  • Rescues: the project that's late, fragile, or both
  • Email, payments and connections that fail quietly today
  • One person you talk to directly, start to finish

For churches and ministries

Faith is at the centre of my life, and the church is where I most want my work to count. I help churches and ministries with the technology behind the work, so staff and volunteers can spend their time on people.

  • Websites and systems a volunteer can keep running
  • Giving, email and sign-ups that work on a Sunday morning
  • Plain advice on what to build, what to buy and what to skip

A few things about me

Nineteen years in, still people first.

Most of my work has been software somebody depends on, where a bad day for the system is a bad week for the people using it. I like that kind of work: it rewards listening first, being plain about problems, and leaving things simpler than I found them.

The longer version The story so far →

Building for the web since
2007
People I've worked with
200+clients
Biggest project
700hospital sites
People you talk to
1me, no account managers

Got a problem? Let's start with the people.