LinkNow vs Mobinawa

Linknow is a new way to explore and connect people working close by. The users of linknow can: - find people who work close to them, - the services other users offer, - the ressources needed. How do I use linknow? That's easy! - Use your LinkedIn account for a complete interaction or fill required informations. - Complete required informations to describe your needs and ressources. - Advertise your services to your neighborus. - Search within nearby users competences and ressources. The linknow app is free to use and download.

Discover Mobinawa, the ProCom network’s pan-African mobile app that is revolutionizing professional communication with PRO numbers—multi-channel, local, and verifiable virtual landline numbers. A sovereign alternative to GAFAM platforms, private emails, and the RCS, Mobinawa addresses three key use cases (consumers, freelancers, and corporate employees) for secure and unified PRO communications. Pan-African Accessibility & Reach Designed for mobile subscribers in ProCom countries across Africa and their diaspora, Mobinawa allows every user, wherever they are, to: 1) Verify the PRO number identifying an organization via the ProCom directory. 2) Access organizations’ digital services securely with a single click. 3) Communicate instantly (audio/video calls, multimedia messaging) with an organization or an internal contact. 4) Subscribe online for a PRO number in any covered African country to enjoy local calls at national rates. 5) Register as an employee of an organization via the mobinawa-business platform and benefit from the advanced features of a virtual PBX (IPBX) and Unified Communications (UCaaS). A solution designed for the realities of Africa Mobinawa meets the needs of African organizations and their diaspora: a) A single business number to centralize and secure communications with customers. b) Protection of employees’ and freelancers’ personal phone numbers. c) A 100% cloud, flexible, and cost-effective platform, ideal for microbusinesses, SMEs, Large enterprises, NGOs, government institutions, and entrepreneurs. d) Reliability, control, and simplicity, even in environments with variable connectivity.