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Reyn is seeking a founding engineer to build a comprehensive home-care and real estate referral platform. You will own the entire tech stack, from platform and infrastructure to the front end for the screens users interact with, and you’ll shape product direction with the founder.
You'll receive meaningful equity and revenue share, and you can choose a path toward leadership or a lean role with ongoing revenue share as Reyn scales across real estate and home services markets.
Reyn is an app that knows a home's whole story and gets anything fixed in a tap, with trusted vendors. Your real estate agent gives it to you at closing. That keeps them in touch and able to help you with your house, and in return they get your repeat business and referrals.
Owning a home is overwhelming. We're here to make it simple.
We need a founding engineer to build it with us.
Our product is in production and a brokerage is piloting it right now. One of our advisors is a broker manager who'll help put it in real estate agents' hands across the industry. We sold out our pilot in one hour after we launched it.
You'll receive meaningful equity and revenue share and be able to shape product direction. You have a chance to build something in the emerging category of agentic home care while tapping into two markets that move hundreds of billions a year: real estate referrals and home services.
We're building Reyn, an app that helps homeowners and real estate agents be lazier, but get better results.
Homeowners want an easier path to repair something, to take care of the yard, to figure out if it's a good time to make that improvement on their house. They want to know what they should maintain, and they want to not think about it.
The real estate agent wants more business. They want to get the referral they earned, or to keep the client they worked hard to get.
This is what we're building.
The app becomes memory for the home. We turn a pile of messy home data (inspection PDFs, disclosures, recalls, comps) into advice a homeowner can act on, making it easier for them to confidently know what to focus on next, and the network to make it easy.
You'll be the first full-time engineer, working straight with the founder. You'll own engineering for the whole product: the platform, infrastructure (including agentic), and the front end for the screens where the users are. You'll help us flesh out the web app, then build the mobile app.
You'll own entire areas from idea to deployment, and set the bar for everyone who comes after you. The first three to six months are a grind, you and the founder are finding product-market fit.
After that you choose if you want to grow with the role (own security, privacy, and the vendors and partners we work with, on the path to a real leadership seat) or step back into a lighter seat and keep your revenue share.
We're not hiring a staff engineer who's done everything at scale. We're hiring a founder who happens to be an exceptional engineer.
Next.js 15, React, TypeScript, Node, Tailwind. Supabase (Postgres, RLS, Storage, Realtime). Vercel. AI through Groq and Anthropic's Claude, with on-device models on the roadmap.
This is a founding partnership role. You'll receive highly competitive equity and revenue share.
We're building a lean, hyper-profitable machine. You're taking co-founder risk, so you're getting co-founder upside. You'll get paid directly from the cash flow we generate together.
Adam Fry-Pierce, formerly at Google, DocuSign, and InVision. He's a power operator from the product and UX side, with 17 years building businesses, programs, and software. He started this company because he got tired of watching people (including himself) buy a home and then make costly mistakes afterward. There's a better way to own and manage a house, and Reyn is the answer.
The binder you get at closing is a poor record. It's unsearchable, hard to add to, easy to lose. Too much guessing. It's time the home had a digital record, one that also helps you figure out what to focus on next.