Rob Saric is the founder of Togetheren, an AI venture studio and consultancy that helps operators turn painful workflows into revenue-generating software. He has founded multiple companies (including Caretrics, a revenue intelligence platform for clinics), advises healthcare operators, and builds practical AI tools with a co-building approach focused on measurable P&L impact. Learn more in the founding story.
Founded Togetheren in 2025. Founding storyOttawa, Ontario
Author Information
Name: Rob Saric
Title: Founder & CEO
Company: Togetheren
Website: https://robsaric.com
LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/robertsaric
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Founded: 2025
Bio
Rob Saric is the founder of Togetheren, an AI venture studio and consultancy that helps operators turn painful workflows into revenue-generating software. He has founded multiple companies (including Caretrics, a revenue intelligence platform for clinics), advises healthcare operators, and builds practical AI tools with a co-building approach focused on measurable P&L impact.
Experience
Rob has shipped dozens of software products and partners with operators to build micro-SaaS tools for their verticals. His work focuses on small, fast iterations that prove value quickly—in weeks, not months—and on packaging internal wins into products peers pay for.
Expertise Areas
AI for Operations
Workflow Automation
SaaS Development & Strategy
Micro-Iterations Methodology
Revenue Intelligence
Healthcare Technology
Angel Investing & Advisory
Credentials
Founder of Togetheren (AI venture studio & consultancy)
Founder of Caretrics (revenue intelligence for clinics)
Advisor to healthcare operators
Active angel investor and community volunteer
Writer and speaker on operator-led AI and micro-SaaS
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Download our template to identify which daily tasks could become profit centers.
Most owners work inside their business, not on it. The same problems get fixed week after week because the work must get done. What if those “necessary evils” became new profit lines?
At Togetheren, we help operators turn the pain they live with into products peers pay for. We call it the Micro‑Iterations Approach.
The hidden cost everyone accepts
Sarah runs a multi‑site dental practice. Every Monday, four hours disappear into reporting—five systems, three spreadsheets, copy‑paste gymnastics.
She’s not an outlier. In many SMBs, repetitive digital work consumes a large slice of the week. The cost isn’t just time—it’s slower decisions, missed follow‑ups, delayed billing, and staff fatigue.
What Sarah didn’t realize: her worst workflow was a market.
Co‑building instead of consulting
Traditional consulting delivers plans. We co‑build outcomes. We sit with the team, watch the real workflow, ship a simple fix quickly, measure impact, then package the win so others can benefit (and pay for it).
These loops turn a back‑office band‑aid into a front‑of‑house asset.
From problem to profit engineprofit engine
After automating Sarah’s reports, something obvious appeared: hundreds of practices fight the same reporting mess.
We packaged the fix as a small product with a clear ROI: multi‑location reporting, in the inbox by 8 a.m., no spreadsheets. She set a simple monthly price. Within weeks, peers subscribed.
New MRR (illustrative): ~$8,000—from a workflow that used to cost her time and attention.
Sarah didn’t “become a software company.” She turned one painful workflow into a product her peers value—while continuing to run her practice.
The micro‑SaaS opportunitymicro‑SaaS opportunity
A micro‑SaaS solves one painful workflow for one specific vertical. That focus is a feature: faster to build, easier to explain, clearer ROI.
Examples we see often:
Patient follow‑ups for small practices ($200–$500 per provider/month)
Matter status sync for boutique law firms ($300–$800 per attorney/month)
Close‑the‑books automations for CPA partners ($400–$1,000 per partner/month)
Property management workflows for brokerages ($250–$600 per agent/month)
Compliance run‑sheets for mid‑market plants ($500–$2,000 per facility/month)
The edge most “AI tools” lack is domain context. You already have it.
Building a new line without breaking the old one
Tom owns a plumbing company. Dispatch was chaotic. We shipped a minimal scheduling tool for his crew in two weeks. It worked. Peers noticed.
Today, around 200 companies license Tom’s tool. New MRR (illustrative): ~$15,000. Tom still runs his core business—and a simple software P&L beside it.
Legacy, multiples, and options
Multiple revenue lines create options—for financing, succession, or exit.
Service businesses often sell near 1–2× revenue
Lean software lines frequently fetch 3–7× revenue
Blended businesses with recurring software revenue can command premium multiples
A micro‑SaaS attached to an operator’s book becomes a defensible asset: you know the buyer, you own the list, you speak the language.
Why operators win
Operators live the constraints: compliance, seasonality, scheduling, vendor latency. That context becomes a product advantage and a distribution advantage. Peers trust you. Your product speaks their shorthand. Adoption is faster, pricing is sensible, churn is lower.
Getting started
You don’t need a big build. You need one fix with clear ROI.
Choose the workflow you’d gladly never touch again
Write the “before/after” in hours and dollars
Build the smallest thing that flips the math
Use it, measure it, offer it to five peers
Your worst workflow may be a profit engineprofit engine in disguise.
How we partner
We don’t sell slide decks. We co‑build. We share risk. When you win, we win.
The Micro‑Iterations Approach turns operational pain into recurring revenue without betting the farm. It compounds margin, improves multiples, and creates options.
If you’re an owner with $1M+ revenue and a workflow you’d like to retire, let’s build your first revenue engine together.
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