About Sarion

We build software that helps agencies focus on their work.

Sarion is an independent software company based in India. We are a small founding team building focused, practical tools — not all-in-one platforms bloated with features no one asked for.

Our Mission

Simplify how agencies operate

Before Sarion, our founders ran client work for agencies of their own. The client work itself was never the hard part — juggling five disconnected tools just to answer “where's this project at?” was. Every week meant rebuilding the same status in a different app: project tracker, invoice spreadsheet, email thread, chat log.

Sarion exists to close that gap. It brings clients, projects, invoices, and team collaboration into one workspace, so agencies stop maintaining their tools and get back to the work clients actually pay for.

Our Vision

The operating system for independent agencies

Sarion is built to become the default workspace for agencies that value clarity over complexity — not the largest platform, not the one with the longest feature list, but the one an agency actually opens every day because it saves them time.

We're building toward that deliberately, starting with the fundamentals — client visibility, invoicing, project tracking — and expanding next into automation that removes the manual status updates and follow-ups agencies still do by hand.

Why We Built Sarion

We lived these problems before we built the fix

Every agency we've worked with hits the same four walls. Sarion addresses each one directly.

Five tools, one project

A single client engagement gets split across a project tracker, an invoicing app, an inbox, and a file-sharing folder. Nothing talks to anything else, so someone has to manually keep them in sync.

The status is in someone's head

Ask "where's this project at?" and the real answer lives in a mix of Slack threads, email replies, and a teammate's memory — not in any system either the agency or the client can check.

Invoices built by hand, every time

Hours get copied from a tracker into a spreadsheet, turned into a PDF, and emailed out — then chased again a week later because there's no record of who's actually paid.

Clients ping you for updates you already have

Without a shared view of progress, clients default to emailing for status — and agencies spend billable hours writing updates instead of shipping work.

The Team

Meet the founders

Sarion is built by a small founding team, hands-on with the product every day.

Sara Siddiqui

Sara Siddiqui

Founder & CEO

Focused on building software that helps agencies operate more efficiently.

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Alia Siddiqui

Alia Siddiqui

Co-Founder & Marketing Officer

Leads marketing strategy and ensures Sarion reaches the agencies that need it most.

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Ubayy Salman

Ubayy Salman

Co-Founder & Managing Director

Oversees operations and keeps the business running smoothly day to day.

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FAQ

Questions about Sarion the company

Is Sarion a real, funded company or a side project?

Sarion is a real, independent software company — not a side project. It's self-funded by the founding team, which means decisions are made for the long-term health of the product, not to satisfy investors.

Where is the Sarion team based?

The founding team is based in India and works on Sarion full-time. Being a small, hands-on team means changes and fixes ship fast, and you're talking to the people who actually build the product.

Can I talk to a founder directly?

Yes. Support and sales questions go straight to the founding team — there's no ticket queue or outsourced support layer between you and the people building Sarion.

Is Sarion going to disappear or get shut down?

Sarion is self-funded and profitable-first by design, not burning investor cash toward a shutdown or acquisition. Founding members also lock in pricing for life, which only makes sense for a product built to last.

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