Supercomputer Describe the job in plain English. It picks the tools.
Raq.com puts more than 70 business and AI tools under a single account — messages, boards, files, e-signatures, CRM, support, monitoring, documents and media. People work in the browser. Codex, Claude Code and Raq.com's own agent work through MCP. Both leave the same record behind.
70+
Tools in the public catalogue — every one of them included on every paid plan.
One
Account holding the files, tasks, approvals and messages that people and agents share.
MCP
Structured operations for Codex, Claude Code and other compatible agents — not click emulation.
£14+
Per user, per month. Free trial with no card, and no per-tool upsell.
The problem
A chat product. A task board. A signing service. A file-sharing account. A form builder. A monitoring service. Three AI subscriptions.
Each one arrives with its own login, billing, permissions, data and audit history. That is survivable for a team of people. It is close to useless for an agent, which can only ever see the one piece of the setup you managed to connect it to.
Raq.com puts those jobs in one account and gives agents a common route into all of them. A task can start with a message, use a file from File Drop, produce a document, request an approval, update a board and leave the result where the team can inspect it — without an integration for every pair of products.
See the three ways inSurfaces
The browser and the agent surfaces work against the same records. A person can amend work an agent created. An agent can continue work a person started.
For people
Normal interfaces for normal work. Write messages, move cards, upload files, review generated media, approve requests, edit documents, read reports. Role-based access and audit records show who did what.
Built in
Raq.com's own agent. Describe a job in plain English and it selects and runs suitable platform tools against the same account, files and team — no coding environment to configure.
Bring your own
Connect a compatible agent and it gets structured operations — list boards, create a card, upload a file, run an image batch, read a project record. Account-scoped, tool-limited, approval-gated.
# one connection, the whole account
$ claude mcp add raq raq.com/mcp
→ 70+ tools · scopes: files, tasks, docsThe catalogue
Conventional business software sits beside AI production and agent operations, so an AI result can enter a normal company process instead of ending as text in a chat window.
Channels, team messaging, voice calls, personas and AI-assisted search.
Kanban boards with dependencies, time tracking and public intake forms.
Project hubs with versioned notes, tables, linked boards and member roles.
A daily view separating human, mixed and agent-owned work.
Team articles with imports from several sources, AI search and summaries.
Shared Markdown notepad with live editing, multiple panes and version history.
File storage and sharing, searchable and linked into projects and boards.
Records where belongings and other useful items are stored.
Staff measures, daily evidence and material for performance reviews.
One place to compare the image, video and text options agents submit.
Daily entries and highlighted days, with replies by email or Telegram.
Leads, contacts and pipeline stages in a shared account.
Branded magic-link workspaces for files, uploads, questions and approvals.
Shared support inboxes, email-linked tickets and AI-assisted replies.
Support assistants for your site, with testing, transcripts and visitor insight.
Freeze a web page for pinned written or voice feedback through a link.
Branded forms, 17 question types, AI-assisted creation and response reporting.
Approved AI assistants make business calls, with recording and transcription.
Structured requests between people and agents, with two-stage approval.
Turns a brief into a plan, forms, copy, automations and collected results.
Platform-specific posts prepared and published through connected accounts.
Monitors named companies or sectors and prepares research briefings.
Electronic signature with templates, bulk sends and an audit record.
Turns text, DOCX or PDF input into designed documents using AI and templates.
Writes sentence by sentence, with ranked alternatives from leading models.
Several rewrites or drafts from a description, with sentence-level options.
Reviews contracts across several models and records areas of risk.
Shares passwords, API keys and secrets through encrypted links that expire.
Passkey-encrypted credentials, released to agents one at a time.
Combine, remove and reorder pages with visual previews.
Document, image, audio and video conversion, including OCR text export.
Compare text versions, store named snapshots and comment inline.
Reads receipt batches for dates, merchants, taxes and line items.
Converts a candidate CV into your template without retaining the upload.
Creates and refines signature sets, including animated logo options.
Connects selected OneDrive folders and makes synced files searchable.
Send a conversation to several models and choose which answer continues it.
One question to leading models, with their answers combined.
Longer, structured reasoning reports.
A blind deliberation across models on both parties' arguments, then a verdict.
Define prompts, run models, rate answers and publish a shareable leaderboard.
Reusable model personalities, tones and system instructions.
Versioned prompts with variables, reusable blocks and tags.
Versioned instructions that guide Supercomputer across sessions.
Image batches across several models, with prompt variants and source guidance.
Video batches from text, images or video references, across models and prices.
Music and sound effects with prompt variants and project review.
Combines architectural renders with site photographs for photoreal views.
Animated SVG work, exported as SVG, WebP or GIF.
Many HTML design alternatives from several models, then pick the direction.
Backgrounds, shadows and device frames, exported at your chosen sizes.
Record screen, webcam or both, then share with time-coded comments.
Transparent cut-outs from a single image or a batch.
Bulk compress, convert, resize, watermark, restore and edit.
Audio and video to text with word timestamps, correction and SRT export.
Generates speech from text, or changes a voice in an existing recording.
Imports a website, extracts brand signals and builds a shared workspace.
AI-agent website design and hosting through 102.ai, with plan allowances.
Availability checks from several regions, with incidents and maintenance windows.
Watches pages, feeds and sitemaps and records exactly what changed.
Server heartbeat and load data collected through lightweight agents.
Search performance, answer-engine readiness and visibility to AI systems.
UK company records — Companies House financials, officers, filings, ownership.
Tracked links on raq.link and raq.to.
Branded QR codes with your chosen colours and logo.
Compliance programmes, evidence, reminders and AI-assisted reviews.
Creates or accepts spreadsheets, then transforms, analyses and enriches data.
Recipes, weekly plans and adaptations such as low sodium or toddler-friendly.
Records health events and analyses patterns over time.
Multi-step processes across Raq.com tools, running on events or schedules.
Repeatable workflows across managed Codex and Claude sessions.
Local terminal sessions in a browser view, with keyboard and controller input.
A full-screen multi-terminal control room for supervising coding agents.
Your coding agent builds a sandboxed application that runs inside Raq.com.
Request or register interest in a tool that does not exist yet.
No tool matches that search. Try “sign”, “monitor”, “image” or “agent”.
Continuity
Because the records are shared, work can cross tools without an integration for every pair. Four of the chains Raq.com customers run most often.
A prospect fills in a form. Six tools later there is a signed agreement, a live client portal and an internal thread — and every step is inspectable.
Enquiry arrives
A prospect completes a branded intake form on your site.
Form Builder
Record and board created
An Automation creates or updates the contact and opens an onboarding card.
AutomationsCRMTask Board
Portal opened
A branded magic-link workspace goes out for files, questions and approvals.
Client Portal
Agreement signed
The agreement is sent for signature and returns with its audit record.
E-SignFile Drop
The record stays
Discussion and next actions remain on the board and in the channel, where an agent can check the whole chain.
Team Comms
Brand rules in, campaign out — with a human decision at the point where it matters rather than at every step.
Rules stored once
Visual and written brand signals live in a shared workspace the whole account can use.
Brand Guidelines
Plan from a brief
The brief becomes a campaign plan with forms, copy tasks and automations.
Marketing Campaigns
Copy and media
Drafts and alternatives are produced, then image and video batches are generated.
RewriterGhostwriterAI Image LabAI Video Lab
One review surface
Every option lands in one place to be compared and decided.
Creative Review
Published on approval
Channel-specific versions are prepared and go out through connected accounts.
Social Scheduler
Build the site, watch it, and route what it throws at you to the person who owns it.
Site built or updated
AI-agent website design and hosting, delivered through 102.ai.
Website Build & Host
Review comments pinned
The page is frozen so written or voice feedback can be pinned in place.
Page Feedback
Checked before launch
Conventional search performance, answer-engine readiness and AI visibility.
SEO & AEO Checker
Watched afterwards
Availability from several regions, plus an exact record of what changed on the page.
Site UptimePage Watch
Support handled
Tickets and site conversations connect back to a task and an owner.
Help DeskWebsite Chatbox AI
Long agent jobs, supervised — with a defined boundary where a person has to decide, and files that end up somewhere the team can find them.
Outcome recorded
A person writes down the result they want and who owns it.
PrioritiesTask Board
Workflow started
A templated workflow runs across managed Codex and Claude sessions.
Orchestrator
Sessions supervised
Active terminals appear in a browser view or a full-screen control room.
Nature WorkAgent Operator HQ
Decision requested
At a controlled boundary the job stops and asks a named person.
Ask My Agent
Result filed
Final files go to storage or the project hub; the task carries the history.
File DropProject Base
Agent operations
These tools deal with execution, supervision, approvals, hand-offs and the record left behind — so agent work stays visible in the product instead of hidden inside a terminal.
Runs templated workflows across managed Codex and Claude sessions.
Connects terminal sessions to a browser viewer, so you can supervise work away from the desk.
Several agent terminals in one command view, with keyboard controls and a live message queue.
Separates human, mixed and agent-owned tasks so an operator can see where attention is needed.
Structured exchanges between people and agents, with two-stage approval controls.
Extending the platform
One you build and own. One we design, build, host and maintain for you. The difference matters, because the commercial responsibility and the runtime are different.
| Self-built Custom Tool For teams who can direct and maintain a build. | Managed by Raq.com Custom Module For teams who would rather it were somebody else's job. | |
|---|---|---|
| Who builds it | You, or your own coding agent | Raq.com and Vu |
| Price | Included with a Raq.com plan | £190 / $259 per module, per month, on top of a plan |
| Runtime | A sandboxed application in an isolated container, hosted through the Custom Tools system | A native module inside the Raq.com product |
| Product fit | A self-built application embedded into the account | A first-class, account-specific module in the normal sidebar |
| Maintenance | You own the application work | Design, build, hosting, updates and changes while you subscribe |
| Access | Draft tools stay with their creator; published tools can be shared with scoped permissions | Explicit access for your account, under its own team permissions |
| Agent access | Approved Raq.com operations through scoped MCP access | An MCP surface can be built into the module alongside its screens and workflows |
Custom Tools run in an isolated container with approved, limited scopes back into the account. Raq.com supplies the place to run it and the connection in — the development work stays yours.
Describe the process, Raq.com reviews it, and the current public offer says a first mock-up normally arrives within one working day and a working module within five working days of approval. Larger jobs are identified at the mock-up stage.
One module covers one area of work, with its own screens and data — a CRM and a quoting system would normally count as two. Modules for the same account can share data, and your data stays in the account and can be exported. AI features inside a module draw on the account's normal AI allowance.
Pricing
You are not buying a bundle of seats for tools you already have — every public tool is in every paid plan. What increases with the plan is AI usage and service limits.
Small teams that want fewer logins and a first agent connection.
£14 per user / month
Start freeTeams running real AI production work through the account every day.
£45 per user / month
Start freeAgencies and operators running several accounts and heavier monitoring.
£200 per user / month
Start freeSustained multi-agent operation across a larger team.
£500 per user / month
Talk to usPrices exclude VAT where applicable. New accounts get a free trial with no card — one use of each AI tool and limited monitoring. On a paid plan, AI work draws from the account's monthly AI usage allowance; if it runs out, AI tools pause until renewal or a plan change while every non-AI tool keeps working. Different tools consume different amounts, because a short rewrite, a multi-model report and a generated video do not cost the same to produce. Monitoring tools and FinUK have plan-specific quantity limits. Custom Modules sit outside the plan price at £190 or $259 per module, per month. Check raq.com/pricing for current figures.
Privacy & security
Access is scoped to an account, tool access can be limited, and sensitive or external actions can require an explicit approval before they run.
Core text and chat requests use Zero Data Retention routes by default. Under those routes the model provider cannot keep prompts or responses for training. You can change the AI Privacy setting to reach models that do not support this protection, and live web search has its own setting because a current-information lookup may need a standard provider route.
Media tools are handled separately. Image and video tools send the prompt and generation parameters to a specialist provider; voice and transcription tools send the text or audio the job needs. Raq.com downloads the finished media to its own storage, but those providers operate under their own API retention terms — so the text-AI Zero Data Retention statement should not be applied to every media tool.
Raq.com states that it does not train models on customer content. If you are assessing the service for regulated or sensitive data, read the current Privacy Policy, AI Privacy & Security page and Subprocessors list, then map your own requirements onto the specific tools you plan to use.
Encrypted transport for traffic between you, your agents and the platform.
Full-disk encryption on dedicated hardware rather than shared tenancy.
Role-based permissions, and a record that shows who or what did each thing.
Dedicated servers in Hetzner's German data centres, with UK GDPR-aligned handling.
Optional 2FA for user accounts, alongside Passkey Vault for credentials agents need.
Continuous monitoring and a defined incident-response process.
Who builds it
Raq.com is built by Vu, an AI and software company in the United Kingdom. Vu runs its own business on Raq.com and builds every managed Custom Module, which is why the platform tends to grow in the direction of work that actually has to get done.
Vu · Suite 15, 1666 High Street, Knowle, Solihull, B93 0LY, United KingdomStraight answers
The whole public tool catalogue — every one of the 70+ tools is included in every paid plan. What changes between plans is the monthly AI usage allowance and service limits such as monitoring quantities, FinUK lookups and included Website Build & Host sites. Custom Modules are the one thing priced separately, at £190 or $259 per module, per month.
Any agent that speaks the Model Context Protocol — Codex, Claude Code, others — plus Raq.com's built-in agent, Supercomputer. MCP gives them structured operations: list task boards, create a card, upload a file, run an image batch, read a project record. They call the operation directly rather than imitating clicks in a browser.
Access is scoped to an account and tool access can be limited, so an agent only reaches what its connection allows. Sensitive or external actions can require an explicit approval — Ask My Agent supports two-stage approval, and Voice Calls is approval-controlled.
Just as importantly, the work stays in the product. Anything an agent did shows up in the same boards, files, documents and audit records your team already reads, instead of scrolling past in a terminal.
AI tools pause until the allowance renews or you change plan. Every non-AI tool keeps working as part of the subscription. Raq.com shows this as AI usage rather than exposing internal credit accounting, and the pricing page gives per-tool examples — a short rewrite, a multi-model report and a generated video draw very different amounts.
Raq.com states that it does not train models on customer content. Core text and chat requests use Zero Data Retention routes by default, so the provider cannot retain prompts or responses for training. Image, video, voice and transcription providers operate under their own API retention terms, so that statement should not be applied to every media tool.
Not always, and Raq.com does not claim feature-for-feature equivalence with every mature specialist product — its comparisons describe overlapping workflows, not exact replacements. The value is the breadth of useful tools, one shared account and an agent layer across all of them.
If you need the deepest feature set of a specialist system, keep it and connect it through APIs, Automations or a Custom Module. If your stack cannot expose APIs, or you have a regulatory requirement that has not been validated against Raq.com's current controls, that connection work needs assessing first.
Yes. An account can represent a person, a company, a client or a project group, and users can belong to several and switch between them. Data, tools, permissions and AI usage are all scoped to the account you have selected — which is what makes Raq.com workable for agencies running a number of client accounts side by side.
You describe the workflow, Raq.com reviews it and, when it is suitable, produces a first mock-up. The current public offer says that mock-up normally arrives within one working day, and a working module within five working days or less after you approve it. Larger jobs get identified during the mock-up stage. The monthly fee covers design, development, hosting, maintenance and changes you ask for while you subscribe.
One account, 70+ tools, and a record your team can read afterwards. Start on the free trial — no card, and every tool is included the moment you pay.
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