Make health easier
for every family

A first marketing role for someone still in school or just out of it. You would work directly with the founder on the day to day: social posts, App Store copy, community replies, and the small experiments that tell us what actually reaches parents.

• Draft and schedule posts for Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn
• Help run the App Store listing: screenshots, keywords, and how we announce new features
• Sit in on user interviews and pull out the quotes worth building a campaign around
• Track what each post did and say plainly what worked

A role for someone who wants to see how a health product actually gets built and paid for. You would work on the questions that decide where we go next: which conditions to build for, how Premium should be priced, and which partnerships are worth the time.

• Size the segments worth going after and make the case for each
• Research competitors and pull out what genuinely sets us apart
• Model pricing and subscription scenarios for Premium
• Build the case for partnerships with clinics, employers, and health brands
• Turn messy findings into a one-page recommendation someone can act on

You would own how Wellama reaches families, from the story we tell down to the numbers we watch, and you would be the one deciding where the effort goes.

• Own growth end to end: acquisition, onboarding, retention, and the messaging behind each
• Run App Store optimization and paid experiments on a small budget
• Build the content engine: blog, newsletter, and partnerships with pregnancy and caregiving communities
• Set the brand voice across the app, the site, and support
• Report on what is working with real numbers, not vanity metrics

Wellama is a React Native app on iOS. This role owns real surface area: the tracking flows people open every day, the offline behavior when a phone drops signal in a waiting room, and the performance work that keeps a health log from feeling like paperwork.

• Ship features end to end in React Native and TypeScript
• Own the data layer: local state, sync, and the Supabase schema behind it
• Keep the app quick and reliable on older phones, not just new ones
• Work close to the product rather than from a ticket queue
• Treat health data handling as a correctness problem, because it is one

A licensed clinician sitting between the product and the medicine. Wellama generates log summaries, visit questions, and symptom insights, and someone with real clinical judgment needs to decide what is safe to surface, what needs a caveat, and what we should not say at all.

• Review AI-generated summaries and insights for clinical accuracy
• Draw the line between useful context and medical advice, then write the guardrails we hold to
• Pressure-test new health features before they reach families
• Shape condition content across the pregnancy, newborn, and chronic care hubs
• Flag the failure modes that matter: false reassurance, missed red flags, overconfident phrasing