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Name : Matty Hagen
Role : Founder / Lead Developer @ P³ Lending Protocol
Location : Omaha, Nebraska
Building : [ FinTech, AI, mobile apps, privacy tools ]
Powered by: [ faith, curiosity, unreasonable persistence ]
Motto : "Build things that matter to somebody."I’m a founder and self-taught developer who turns ideas into real, working products. My projects tend to live where AI, finance, privacy, faith, and human-centered software overlap.
I prototype fast, learn in public, and have a hard time leaving a good idea alone. If something feels needlessly complicated or stacked against ordinary people, my first instinct is to ask: could I build something better?
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A transparent, trust-centered approach to peer-to-peer lending and access to capital.
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A personal-finance experience asking what banking looks like when it is built for the person using it.
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A beautiful, conversational guide that makes Scripture approachable and part of everyday life.
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My web design studio: strong dark interfaces, strong typography, motion, and sites that feel alive.
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A Linux-based operating-system experiment built around FlowOS and the joy of making hardware useful again.
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Recovery technology designed with empathy, lived experience, and a belief that people can rebuild.
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Dell PowerEdge R510 ──► Local AI / LLMs
Dell PowerEdge T310 ──► Storage / Linux
Dell PowerEdge R410 ──► Experiments (probably unnecessary)
Ubuntu • Docker • Tailscale • Ollama • Cloudflare
Some people collect sneakers. I collect old Dell PowerEdge servers and see how much useful life I can squeeze out of hardware somebody else gave up on.
✓ Give people more control ✓ Make complicated systems understandable
✓ Protect privacy ✓ Expand access to opportunity
✓ Treat users like humans ✓ Leave something useful behind
Technology is powerful, but people matter more than software. Faith shapes why I build, how I treat people, and what I want the work to accomplish.
Build things. Break things. Learn things. Help people.
“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart.”
Colossians 3:23




