Adero · Latin · “I will be there”
Custom software for small businesses, backed by the people who built it.
Adero builds software and systems for small businesses and healthcare practices — the scheduling tools, automations, and websites you can’t get off the shelf. We learn how your operation actually runs, build what fits, and keep it working year after year.
The tools your business needs, and can’t buy.
- Staff scheduling
- Schedules that match how your team actually covers a week — your rooms, rotations, and PTO rules, not how a generic app assumes you work. Especially at home in clinics and practices.
- Automations
- The report someone rebuilds every Friday. The export that gets retyped into another system. The reminder that lives in one person’s head. Automated, checked, quietly running.
- Websites
- Fast, plain, professional sites that say what you do and load before your customer loses patience. And when your hours or phone number change, it gets updated — not quoted as a project.
- IT services
- The systems work around the software — email, backups, security, integrations, vendor wrangling — handled with the judgment of people who have run it from the inside.
Show up. Build. Stay.
We show up.
We sit with your front desk, your floor, and your back office and watch the real workflow — not the org‑chart version of it. The software is designed from what actually happens.
We build.
Small, plain tools that do their job. You see working software early and weekly, and nothing ships until the people who use it every day say it fits.
We stay.
Maintenance, changes, and support from the same hands that built it. This is the point of the name — and the part most vendors quietly drop.
Run by an operator, not a sales team.
Adero was founded by Georgy Das after twelve years inside a precision manufacturer in the Chicago suburbs, running business systems, ERP, IT, and operations — which means we’ve been on your side of the table, living with software after the vendor leaves.
That experience is Adero’s premise: practical tools built by people who understand the operational side, sized for the businesses big vendors overlook, and supported for the long run.
— Georgy