Zuse

    About Zuse

    We set out to build a recruiter.
    Practices asked for less legwork.

    A veterinary practice's front desk after closing: the chairs empty, a lab coat left on the desk chair, one lamp and a cup of coffee still on.

    Zuse began as software for veterinary recruiting. The idea was simple. Most good vets and techs already have a job and aren't reading ads, so start with who holds a license nearby, not with who happened to apply.

    Then we sat down with practice owners, and they were blunt. They already get a free, unchecked list from the job boards. A recruiter's fee is the thing they're trying to avoid. A better list wasn't worth paying for. Fewer hours of chasing was.

    So we rebuilt around the legwork: checking the license, finding where someone works now, writing a first message worth answering. We kept technicians at the centre, because a tech's credentials are the hardest thing to confirm anywhere else.

    The last piece was the other side. A board record says someone can do the job. It doesn't say whether they want a new one. Zuse Talent lets vets, techs and everyone else in a practice say that for themselves, for free, and switch it off when they're done.

    Adarsh Saripalli and Geoffrey Cella
    Co-founders, November 2026

    Whiskey, a golden retriever puppy, sitting on the grass and looking up with his tongue out.
    WhiskeyHead of morale.

    Who's behind Zuse.

    Adarsh Saripalli and Geoffrey Cella, co-founders, and Whiskey, who keeps us honest. We spend our time in practices and build what we hear there.

    Comic panel: Adarsh, in glasses, and Geoffrey walk with backpacks. Adarsh says: Recruiters need a better list. Geoffrey: Let's build it.Comic panel: at a veterinary practice, a vet in scrubs tells Adarsh and Geoffrey: We don't need a bigger list. We need our evenings back.Comic panel: Adarsh and Geoffrey with Whiskey, a golden retriever. Adarsh says: So we take the legwork off them. Geoffrey: And he's in charge of morale.

    So far.

    1. The first state board in the index: California, about 49,500 licenses.
    2. zuse.live goes live.
    3. 27 state boards in the index.
    4. Zuse Hire and Zuse Talent open as their own apps, with a pet for every Talent member.
    5. Practices and members talk in Zuse's own inbox. Our first practices come on board.
    27
    state boards
    89,000+
    veterinarians
    37,000+
    veterinary technicians
    17,000+
    clinics on the map

    Next.

    More states. We add a board when it publishes its records or answers our records request, never by working around one that says no. If your state isn't in yet, tell us, and we'll tell you where it stands.

    Say hello.

    Write to contact@zuse.live, or pick a time to talk.