Qilansar: Simplifying everyday living

In many regions of the world, especially in Africa and the Middle East, many times it is hard to get access to skilled or qualified service providers. And in cases where we need someone, we either ask friends or family, or just look things up online. Till Qilansar came.

So many times, these people are not really skilled or proficient at doing their jobs. But we have to bear with them as the hassle of finding someone more skilled is difficult and not organized.

Oheneba Kumi-Prempeh, the founder of Qilansar, decided to address this issue by creating an app, which according to him is a premier on-demand service app designed to simplify everyday life.

Founding story

Qilansar was founded on January 17th, 2024 by Oheneba Kumi-Prempeh with it’s headquarters regions in Europe, Middle East and Africa.

This company seeks to revolutionize the way people access and experience services, making it easier and faster for individuals and businesses to effortlessly connect with qualified service providers, saving time and energy while ensuring that service provided is top-notch.

Qilansar acts as the middle man, ensuring that you don’t need to go through the stress of searching for who you think should do this or that. Simply put, they connect you with the best professionals for any type of service.

Also, one of the things they do in order to ensure that consumers get the best out of their app is providing transparent pricing, a reliable customer support and a robust rating system. By incorporating customers feedback, Qilansar improves her services while also maintaining the highest standards of quality.

So if you are an individual or a business in Ghana or South Africa, and you are interested in getting access to quality service providers, check out the Qilansar app and experience convenience and efficiency.

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