
iOS/Android Full Stack Software Engineering
San Francisco, CAFull-timeSeen 1mo agoStill listed 3 days ago
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Digipals is building an AI‑native social network where users have digital creature agents that evolve and help plan social events. The role focuses on shipping mobile features with React Native, building full‑stack services, creating evolution systems, implementing real‑time coordination, and designing privacy‑first location and calendar integrations.
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iOS/Android Full Stack Engineering - Digipals Building AI digital creatures that makes us more social What we're building Digipals is the first ai-native social network where everyone has an AI agent in the form of a digital creature. It starts out as an egg and hatches, and the more that you give it context such as location, calendar, and group chats, it grows and evolves into a teen/adult form that’s able to help you plan social events with your friends - such as matchmaking based on location and personal preferences, making that coffee chat actually happen in less than 50 texts, and group travel planning where everyone genuinely has fun. We’re building a world where AI should make us more social, not more lonely. What you'll do
- Ship mobile features using React Native (iOS + Android) that bring digital creatures to life
- Build full stack features from mobile UI to backend services (Node.js/Python)
- Create the evolution system - how creatures grow from eggs to social wizards
- Implement real-time features for group coordination and friend matching
- Design privacy-first ways to use location, calendar, and chat data
- Make AI feel fun and social, not creepy and lonely
What we're looking for Must haves:
- CS background
- Experience with React Native (or native iOS/Android development)
- Some backend experience (Node.js, Python, whatever)
- You've shipped something people actually use
- You think AI should bring people together, not replace them
Bonus points:
- You've played with AI/ML (LLMs, Core ML, etc.)
- You've built location-based or social features
- You have opinions about why social apps suck at actually getting people to hang out
- You've made something with game-like mechanics
- Your GitHub has something cool we can check out
Why join us?
- Work directly with founders
- Your code affects how thousands of people socialize
- Define how AI companions should actually work
- We're venture-backed and moving fast
Details
- Location: SF
- Stack: React Native, Swift/Kotlin (if needed), Node.js/Python, PostgreSQL, OpenAI APIs
Apply Send us:
- Resume + GitHub/portfolio
- Tell us: What's the most annoying thing about planning stuff with friends? (2 sentences max)
- Anything cool you've built (optional but we love to see it)
We're looking for builders who want to make AI actually useful for human connection. If you're tired of AI making people lonelier and want to build something that gets people off their phones and into the real world, let's talk.
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