About
Untether Labs builds AI-powered workforce-management software for digital health clinics and healthcare systems. Its platform automates scheduling, callout coverage, back-office workflows, and predictive staffing while integrating with payroll and EHR systems to reduce premium labor costs, improve utilization, and expand patient access.
Market
Untether Labs competes in healthcare workforce-management and scheduling SaaS, positioning itself as an AI-native operating layer for care teams rather than simply a calendar or patient-booking tool. Its differentiation is the combination of automated scheduling, CareOps workflows, predictive staffing, labor-cost optimization, and healthcare-system integrations in one platform. The competitive set includes established enterprise suites such as QGenda, symplr, and UKG, plus specialized workforce-scheduling platforms such as Shiftboard and Skedulo.
Large health systems and digital or virtual mental-health clinics with complex provider staffing, including blended 1099 and W-2 workforces. Likely buyers are clinical operations, workforce-management, and finance leaders seeking better coverage, patient access, utilization, and labor-cost control.
At a Glance
Problem
Untether Labs addresses the operational bottleneck created by rising healthcare demand, stretched care teams, and increasingly complex staffing rules. Digital clinics and other healthcare organizations must match provider supply to fluctuating patient demand across specialties, regions, licenses, contracts, and insurance requirements, yet the work is often coordinated through spreadsheets and disconnected tools. The result is poor margins, administrative overhead, payroll errors, underused staff, and costly agency or overtime labor.
The main use case is automating provider workforce coverage: building compliant schedules quickly and responding to callouts, coverage gaps, and changing demand without requiring clinical leaders to firefight manually. The economic payoff is lower premium labor spend and better utilization, while the operational payoff is greater patient access with a leaner care team.
Product / Service
Untether is an AI-powered healthcare workforce-management SaaS platform. Its scheduling agent creates optimized schedules in seconds using costs, coverage targets, contracts, licenses, and skills; its CareOps AI handles callouts, float assignments, and coverage gaps; and its workforce interface brings shifts, time tracking, PTO, utilization, and availability into one place, with mobile self-service for care teams. Predictive staffing models use demand patterns to help organizations position labor ahead of demand.
The product is delivered through a configurable, co-designed implementation that adapts the platform to an organization’s rules and workflows, then connects to existing HR, payroll, and EHR systems. For example, its Workday integration reads worker records, availability, time-off, and pay rules, then writes finalized schedules and hours back for payroll. The intended benefit is to replace spreadsheets and fragmented operational tools with a single source of workforce data, reducing administrative work and payroll errors while improving scheduling speed, utilization, and margins.
Market
Untether competes in healthcare workforce management, provider scheduling, capacity planning, and operational AI, with roots in software for digital health clinics and a broader stated focus on healthcare organizations across North America. Public company data names Axis Care, Remepy, and Nirmitee as competitors, although the available sources do not establish how directly each overlaps with Untether’s full scheduling, workforce, and analytics offering.
The company appears commercial rather than pre-revenue. Y Combinator lists it as an active Winter 2023 company and says its first customer was projected to generate $2.5 million in revenue; Untether’s own site says it has real clients and reports claimed results including 90% lower administrative scheduling overhead, 95% fewer payroll errors, and 10% higher care-team utilization, with Dialogue cited as a customer. A third-party database estimates 2024 revenue at $2.4 million, but that figure is explicitly labeled estimated rather than audited or company-reported, so the strongest public traction evidence is active customer deployment and reported operational results rather than verified current financials.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Y Combinator
Recent News
A Tracxn company-profile update describes Untether Labs as a San Francisco seed company founded by Aditya Sharma and Lucas Della Bella. It reports $500K in total funding over one round, while identifying the latest round as a 2023 seed round rather than a new 2026 financing.
Untether Labs’ official Trust Center update states that the company maintains a 99.9% uptime SLA and offers enterprise customers customized data-processing agreements. This is an official security and enterprise-readiness update, not a reported partnership announcement.
Untether Labs published developer documentation for its API, including guidance for building applications and interpreting API errors. This represents a product and developer-platform update for the company’s healthcare workforce-management software.
Opal Ventures’ portfolio page listed Aditya Sharma as Untether Labs’ stealth founder, CEO, and founder, and characterized the company as B2B SaaS helping clinics. The listing provides third-party visibility into the company but does not announce a financing or partnership.
Active Roles
2Business Model
Untether Labs operates as a B2B SaaS company selling healthcare scheduling, workforce-management, reporting, and forecasting software to clinics and health systems. Its public materials emphasize demo-led enterprise sales, but do not disclose specific subscription prices or contract terms.