updateme is a dating and experiences app designed for people who want a more seamless transition from online matches to in-person dates. The platform addresses the common challenges of online dating by planning and facilitating the first date, reducing friction and uncertainty for users
I'm looking for an experienced U.S.-based Full Stack Developer to help bring a consumer mobile application across the finish line. The platform is approximately 90% complete, and I'm seeking someone who can take ownership of the remaining development and help prepare the product for launch.
This is a paid opportunity, but my goal is to find someone interested in more than just a contract. I'm looking for a developer who is excited about building a startup and, if we're a good fit, transitioning into a technical co-founder role with meaningful equity and long-term involvement.
What I'm looking for:
- Strong full-stack development experience with consumer-facing applications
- Ability to work independently and solve complex technical challenges
- Startup mindset with an interest in building a company from the ground up
- Based in the United States (required)
If you're looking for an opportunity to help launch a product with real growth potential and you're open to becoming a founding member of the team, I’d love to connect.
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