About Svara

Svara (Sanskrit: स्वर) means voice, sound, and musical note. It's the word for the fundamental unit of melody in Indian classical music — a single, intentional tone that carries meaning.

We chose the name because that's exactly what a voice note is: a single, intentional message that carries meaning no text message can match.

How It Started

Svara was born inside ZenMode, a LinkedIn automation platform. We wanted to let users send voice notes as part of their outreach sequences — not audio file attachments, but real, native voice notes that show up as the blue waveform in LinkedIn's messaging thread.

That turned out to be hard to do well from code. It took weeks of engineering to make LinkedIn voice notes send reliably and look exactly like one recorded in the app.

At some point, we realized: every developer who wants to send LinkedIn voice notes from their own product is solving the same problem from scratch. It's weeks of work that has nothing to do with the product they're actually building.

What We Built

Svara is the API we wished existed when we started. One endpoint. You give us a LinkedIn profile and an audio file, and we deliver it as a native voice note. The recipient sees exactly what they'd see if the sender had recorded it in the LinkedIn app. Your users install the Svara Chrome extension and stay signed in to LinkedIn; that's the whole setup.

LinkedIn is our focus. Telegram is supported too, and more platforms are coming soon.

The Company

Svara is built by ZenMode Ltd, a UK company focused on AI-powered business automation. Company Number 16925050.

Founder

Jonathan Lis — Founder and sole developer. Previously built ZenMode, a LinkedIn automation platform used by sales teams for AI-powered outreach. Focused on building developer tools that abstract away platform complexity.

Questions? Reach out at hello@svarapi.io.