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At SiriSarah LLC, our applications are the practical extension of our core mission: to provide opportunities to learn and grow, regardless of your current knowledge or financial situation.

We create powerful software that helps you achieve financial mastery, built on a foundation of absolute trust, accessibility, and privacy.

Featured Application: SMART Budget

We are proud to present SMART Budget, the first solution in our Financial Mastery Suite. We believe a tool this powerful should be available to everyone, which is why we offer it completely free of cost during our beta phase.

The Three Pillars of SMART Budget

1. Zero-Knowledge Architecture 🔒

We stand against the privacy trade-off. SMART Budget is engineered so that your sensitive financial details never leave your device and never touch our servers.
  • 100% Data Sovereignty: Your data is encrypted locally using secure, industry-standard methods.
  • True Privacy: We cannot view, access, or sell your financial information—ever.
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We remove the financial barrier to entry, enabling anyone to pursue their financial goals.
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Use cutting-edge technology to automate tedious tasks and gain deeper insights into your wealth.
  • Smart Automation: Utilize AI to scan receipts and intelligently import messy PDF/CSV statements.
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