FlockConnectLLC

Company facts

Legal name
FlockConnect LLC
Founded
July 2025
Based in
The Raleigh, North Carolina area, United States
Ownership
Independent and founder-owned. No investor, fund or other company owns any part of it.
Funding
Self-funded. No outside investors, and not seeking any.
For sale?
No. The founder publicly pledged on July 15, 2026 that FlockConnect is not for sale, and restates the pledge every year.
Team
One full-time person, the founder.
Products
FlockConnect, a Church Relationship Manager (ChRM), and Ozzie by FlockConnect, an open-source Mac app.
Planning Center
FlockConnect is an Official and Authorized Planning Center Integration.
Revenue
Subscriptions to FlockConnect. The company does not sell church data or use it for advertising.
Serves
Churches in the United States and Mexico. FlockConnect is available in English and Spanish.

Why does FlockConnect LLC exist?

During COVID, one of Michael Tribett's closest friends told him he felt completely isolated at their church and had decided to leave. Their pastors had no idea. Church software could show who came on Sunday and who gave. It could not show who actually knew anyone. Michael built FlockConnect to fill that gap.

Michael tells the story in his own words on FlockConnect's about page. Ozzie came later from the same instinct, pointed at Sunday logistics: let software do the computer work, so church staff can spend their hours with people.

Who works at FlockConnect LLC?

One full-time person: the founder, Michael Tribett. He builds both products and is the contact for press and company questions. There is no board and there are no investors, so the people the company answers to are the churches using its software.

Michael holds a Master of Divinity in Christian Ministry from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (2022) and spent three years inside a major church management software company before founding FlockConnect. More about him is on tribett.dev.

Timeline

  1. Michael Tribett founds FlockConnect LLC.
  2. FlockConnect is accepted into the 2026 cohort of the Missional Labs Faith and AI Accelerator. Missional Labs lists it on its ventures page.
  3. Missional AI publishes a recording of Michael's conference talk on FlockConnect.
  4. Michael signs a public pledge that FlockConnect is not for sale, to be restated every year.
  5. Work on Ozzie starts in the AI for Church Hackathon 2026, whose build window runs to November 27, 2026.
  6. FlockConnect's paid plans open.
  7. Ozzie's code is published on GitHub under the Apache-2.0 license, and ozzie.church goes live.

Each date is checked against a public page or the company's own records.