Community Builder & Social Media — Wellness/Healing App (Alpha Stage)

We're launching the alpha for Healingvrse — a platform for people navigating healing journeys to find each other, share resources, and stay connected to what's actually working. We're at alpha stage. Small, intentional, and building something real. What we need: Someone to help us grow and develop the community around it. That means: - Building and engaging our early community — responding to DMs, managing comments, starting conversations that matter - Growing our presence across Instagram and other relevant platforms - Spotting the right people to bring into the circle — early adopters, collaborators, advocates - Helping shape how we show up online — voice, tone, what we share and when - Identifying content opportunities that come from the community itself - Supporting outreach and referral efforts during alpha This is hands-on execution, not strategy decks. You'll work directly with the founder. What we're looking for: Social media fluency is the baseline. You understand community building as distinct from content posting. You're comfortable in an early-stage startup environment where things are still being figured out. Bonus points: You're a voracious reader in the healing space, a wellness intellectual curator. Nervous system science, somatic work, trauma recovery, psychedelics research, functional medicine, longevity, and you share what you learn with your circles in a way that makes people smarter. That kind of intellectual curiosity is exactly what this community is built around. Even bigger bonus: you have your own healing story. This community is built on empathy and shared experience. If you've been through something and it shaped how you show up for others, that matters here. Logistics: - US-based - Part-time to start (10–20 hrs/week), with room to grow - Startup compensation - Direct access to founder To apply, please include: 1. Your Instagram handle (or Substack/X/Tik Tok) — we'll look before we read anything else 2. 2–3 sentences on your experience building or managing online communities 3. Optional but valued: a note on your personal connection to the healing space No formal cover letter needed.