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Mila Health is building the Goodweigh companion app for iOS and Android, a patient-facing mobile product that connects weight tracking, doctor chat, medication schedules, and delivery in one place.
We're seeking a freelance mobile engineer with 5+ years of React Native/Expo experience to turn the design into live apps, push updates, and integrate with Supabase, Medusa, and our APIs. Hybrid Amsterdam, start ASAP, 2-month contract with potential extension.
Freelance Mobile Engineer · Amsterdam · 3+ days in office · Start ASAP · Freelance / contract
We build medical care that works like the best consumer products: personal, fast, and in your pocket. From first click to medication at your door, every step runs on code our team writes. Right now we need someone to build the "in your pocket" part for real.
Mila Health is the company behind Fellos and Goodweigh, two fast-growing digital health brands that together form an end-to-end platform putting people at the helm of their own health. We grew from tens of thousands of euros in early 2025 to €2.7M in June 2026 (€32M annual run rate), over 3,100% year-on-year, with proven unit economics and early traction in Germany, Denmark, and Sweden. We've raised over €7 million in funding to fuel our rise across Europe.
We're building the Goodweigh companion app - React Native and Expo - and we're looking for a freelance mobile engineer to build it with us, starting as soon as you can.
The Goodweigh companion app: the phone-shaped version of a treatment journey. Patients track their progress and weight over time, chat with their doctor, follow their medication schedule, get nudged at the right moment, and see results improve week over week. Ordering and delivery happen in the same place. It's a consumer product that happens to deliver real medical care.
Screens, flows, and the design system are done and signed off. There is room for own interpretation when it comes to user journeys and low level UX details.
Modern, no legacy. The mobile app is early enough that the decisions that matter - navigation, state, release pipeline, native modules, over-the-air updates - are still open, and you'll be the one making them. You merge, it ships: we deploy multiple times a day, every day.
You've shipped real React Native apps to real users, and you can point at them.
Health-domain experience isn't required.