Shared accounts
Users can belong to multiple accounts. Data, permissions, tool access and AI usage are scoped to the selected account.
Business workspace plus agent operations
Raq.com brings everyday business tools, AI production, approvals, files, automations and agent access into one shared operating record.
Prepare client onboarding from the signed brief, create the board, portal and first draft schedule.
Release client invite after approval.
Non-AI tools remain available.
People work in normal browser tools.
Agents use structured operations through the same account.
Approvals, files, tasks and history stay visible to the team.
Why it exists
Small businesses often spread daily work across chat, boards, forms, signing, files, support and AI subscriptions. Raq.com puts those jobs in one account so human and agent work can move through the same records.
Users can belong to multiple accounts. Data, permissions, tool access and AI usage are scoped to the selected account.
Compatible clients such as Codex or Claude Code can use structured operations instead of imitating clicks in a browser.
Sensitive work can require explicit approval, with visible hand-offs between agents and people.
Tasks, files, comments, documents, reports and decisions remain inspectable instead of disappearing into chat history.
Connected work
Client onboarding
A prospect completes a branded form. Raq updates CRM, opens a task board, creates a client portal, sends the agreement and stores the resulting files in the account.
Public catalogue
The catalogue covers ordinary business operations, AI generation, research, monitoring, secure exchange and agent supervision.
Team Comms, Task Board, Project Base, Priorities, Knowledge, Co-Write, File Drop, KPI Hub and related tools give the account a shared operational base.
Agent operations
Raq includes Supercomputer for plain-English jobs, Automations for multi-step workflows, and operational tools such as Orchestrator, Nature Work, Agent Operator HQ and Priorities.
Extend Raq
A customer's coding agent can build a sandboxed application hosted inside Raq, with draft and published visibility and scoped access.
Raq designs, builds, hosts and maintains an account-specific native module for a defined workflow.
Plans
Higher plans increase AI usage and service limits. New accounts can start with a no-card trial that includes limited AI and monitoring use.
For individuals or very small teams starting to consolidate work.
Full catalogue includedFor teams using Raq as a daily operating workspace with more AI usage.
Voice Calls starts hereFor heavier usage, more monitoring and broader operational adoption.
Larger limitsFor larger organisations with the highest plan allowances.
Maximum plan scalePrivacy and security
Core text and chat requests use Zero Data Retention routes by default. Raq states that it does not train models on customer content, with role-based permissions, audit logging, optional two-factor authentication and EU data residency on dedicated servers in German data centres.
Start with one workspace
Consolidate useful business tools, AI production, permissions and hand-offs in one account.