What Sarahah is now
Sarahah is a free site for writing messages, letters and cards that you sign with your name. It works in English and Arabic, with no account.
- Pick a message idea, then make it yours with a name or a shared memory.
- Fill in a few details to get a resignation letter, an out of office reply or an Instagram bio.
- Make a card with a name on it, then download or share the image.
- Format text for LinkedIn and WhatsApp, or count characters before you post.
What you find here
- Tools: free generators for resignation letters, out of office messages, Instagram bios, LinkedIn posts and cards.
- Work: what to write when you resign, when someone leaves, retires or joins, and when you want to thank your boss.
- Weddings and babies: messages for weddings, engagements, baby showers and new babies.
- School: graduation messages, thanking a teacher and yearbook notes.
- Congratulations and wishes: get well, new home and welcome home messages.
- Thanks and apologies: how to apologize.
- Gift ideas: a three question quiz and gift lists for each occasion.
Our story
Sarahah means candor in Arabic. Zain-Alabdin Tawfiq created it to help people get constructive feedback they can use to develop themselves. It grew to more than 300 million registered accounts.
Sarahah has been covered by The Wall Street Journal, TIME, Fortune, France 24, Business Insider and The Independent.
The original app has been retired, and Sarahah no longer has profiles, inboxes or anonymous messages. Today Sarahah helps people communicate at work and with friends and family.
Who makes Sarahah
Sarahah is made by Zain-Alabdin Tawfiq. He also makes Wallble, a group card where everyone adds messages, photos, voice notes and doodles.
