Business workspace  /  People + AI agents

One account.
70+ tools.
People and agents.

Raq.com puts the software a company actually runs on — messages, tasks, files, CRM, signatures, portals, support, monitoring, documents and AI production — into one account. Your team works in the browser. Your agents work through MCP. Both against the same records.

70+

Tools in
every paid plan

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Account scoping
data and access

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Surfaces —
browser and MCP

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Cards needed
to start

Job record — client onboarding

Shared
  • 09:02AgentForm response received, contact written to CRM
  • 09:02AgentOnboarding card opened on Task Board
  • 09:14PersonScope checked and approved in Ask My Agent
  • 09:15AgentBranded workspace created in Client Portal
  • 09:16AgentAgreement sent for signature via E-Sign
  • 11:38ClientSigned copy filed to File Drop, board moved on

Illustrative sequence. Every action stays in the account, attributed and inspectable — not buried in a chat window or a terminal.

01The workspace

Companies build their operating system by accumulation.
Agents can only see one piece of it.

The usual arrangement

  • 01A chat product for the team
  • 02A task board somewhere else
  • 03A signing service with its own templates
  • 04A file-sharing account nobody audits
  • 05A form builder, a monitoring service
  • 06Several separate AI subscriptions

Each one carries its own login, billing, permissions, data and audit history.

The Raq.com arrangement

One account holds the users, the data, the permissions, the tools and the AI usage. A job can start as a message, pull a file out of File Drop, produce a document, request an approval, update a board and leave the result where the team can inspect it.

An account can represent a person, a company, a client or a project group. People belong to several accounts and switch between them, and everything — including what an agent is allowed to touch — is scoped to the account currently selected.

Raq.com does not claim feature-for-feature parity with every mature specialist product. The value is breadth, a shared account and an agent layer that reaches across all of it. Keep the specialist systems you need and connect them through APIs, Automations or a Custom Module.

01.2Three ways in

The same records, reached from wherever the work is happening.

01 / For people

The browser

Normal interfaces for normal work: write messages, run boards, upload files, review generated media, approve requests, edit documents, read reports. Role-based access and audit records show who did what — including which work an agent did.

RolesAudit trailReview & correct

02 / For your agents

MCP access

Raq.com exposes its tools to compatible agents through the Model Context Protocol: list task boards, create a card, upload a file, run an image batch, read a project record. Codex, Claude Code or another client works against your account — no clicking through a browser it cannot see.

CodexClaude CodeScoped tool access

03 / Built in

Supercomputer

Describe the job in plain English and Raq.com's own agent picks the tools and runs them, against the same account, files and team as any connected external agent. An agent route for people who do not want to configure a coding environment.

Plain EnglishSkill LibraryNo setup

Control stays with you

Tool access can be limited per connection, and sensitive or outward-facing actions can require an explicit approval. Ask My Agent carries structured requests between a person and an agent with two-stage approval controls; Voice Calls is approval-controlled as well. The point of keeping the work in the product is that a person can always see it, amend it and stop it.

02How it runs

One job. Nine tools.
No integration work.

Because the tools share an account, a process can cross them without a connector for every pair of products. This is client onboarding, start to finish — the same chain shown in the record at the top of this page.

Step 01 · Person

Enquiry arrives

A prospect completes a branded form. Seventeen question types, AI-assisted build, reporting on the responses.

Form Builder

Step 02 · Automation

Record created

An Automation writes or updates the contact and pipeline stage, then opens the onboarding card with its dependencies.

Automations
CRM · Task Board

Step 03 · Person

Approval

The controlled boundary. The agent asks; a named person decides; the decision is recorded against the job.

Ask My Agent

Step 04 · Agent

Client workspace

A magic-link portal where the client views files, uploads material, answers questions and approves work. The agreement goes out for signature with a full audit record.

Client Portal · E-Sign

Step 05 · Both

Filed and visible

Signed document and client uploads land in the account's files. The internal thread and the next actions stay on the board, where anyone can pick the job up.

File Drop · Team Comms

Agent-owned step Human-owned step Every step leaves a record on the same account

Longer agent jobs

Supervision, not surprise.

Four tools exist for agent operations rather than chat — execution, supervision, hand-offs and the record left behind.

  • AOrchestrator runs repeatable, templated workflows across managed Codex and Claude sessions.
  • BNature Work connects terminal sessions to a browser viewer, so an operator can supervise away from the desk.
  • CAgent Operator HQ puts several agent terminals in one command view with keyboard controls and a live message queue.
  • DPriorities separates the day into human, mixed and agent-owned work, so attention goes where it is needed.

03The catalogue

75 tools. One subscription.
Every one of them included.

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. Every tool below is available to your team in the browser and to your agents over MCP.

Team work and business records

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  • 001Team CommsChannels, team messaging, voice calls, personas and AI-assisted search.
  • 002Task BoardKanban boards with dependencies, time tracking and public intake forms.
  • 003Project BaseProject hubs with versioned notes, tables, linked boards and member roles.
  • 004PrioritiesA daily view separating human, mixed and agent-owned work.
  • 005KnowledgeTeam articles with imports from several sources, AI search and summaries.
  • 006Co-WriteA shared Markdown notepad with live editing, panes and version history.
  • 007File DropFile storage, search and sharing, linked into projects and boards.
  • 008RecallA record of where belongings and other useful items are stored.
  • 009KPI HubStaff measures, daily evidence and material for performance reviews.
  • 010Creative ReviewOne place to compare image, video and text options from agents.
  • 011280daily JournalDaily entries and highlighted days, with replies by email or Telegram.

Customers, sales and service

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  • 012CRMLeads, contacts and pipeline stages held in the shared account.
  • 013Client PortalBranded magic-link workspaces for files, uploads, questions and approvals.
  • 014Help DeskShared support inboxes, email-linked tickets and AI-assisted replies.
  • 015Website Chatbox AISupport assistants for websites, with testing, transcripts and visitor insight.
  • 016Page FeedbackFreezes a web page for pinned written or voice feedback via a link.
  • 017Form BuilderBranded forms, 17 question types, AI-assisted build and response reporting.
  • 018Voice CallsApproved AI assistants make business calls, with recording and transcription.
  • 019Ask My AgentStructured requests between people and agents, with approval stages.
  • 020Marketing CampaignsTurns a brief into a plan, forms, copy, automations and collected results.
  • 021Social SchedulerPlatform-specific posts prepared and published through connected accounts.
  • 022Market IntelMonitors named companies or sectors and prepares research briefings.

Documents, approvals and secure exchange

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  • 023E-SignElectronic signature with templates, bulk sends and an audit record.
  • 024Pretty DocsTurns text, DOCX or PDF input into designed documents using AI and templates.
  • 025GhostwriterWrites sentence by sentence, ranking alternatives from leading models.
  • 026RewriterSeveral rewrites or drafts from a description, with sentence-level options.
  • 027Contract AuditorReviews contracts across several models and records areas of risk.
  • 028Secure SendPasswords, keys and secrets shared through encrypted links that expire.
  • 029Passkey VaultCredentials encrypted with a passkey, released to agents one at a time.
  • 030PDF Page StudioCombine, remove and reorder pages with visual previews.
  • 031File ConverterDocument, image, audio and video conversion, including OCR text export.
  • 032Diff ViewerCompares versions, stores named snapshots and supports inline comments.
  • 033Receipt ExtractorReads batches of receipts for dates, merchants, taxes and line items.
  • 034Branded CVConverts a candidate CV into your template without retaining the upload.
  • 035Email SignaturesSignature sets for the team, including animated logo options.
  • 036OneDrive SearchConnects selected OneDrive folders and makes synced files searchable.

AI chat, research and decisions

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  • 037Multi AI ChatOne conversation sent to several models; choose which answer continues it.
  • 038Top 20 AI ConsensusOne question to leading models, with their answers combined.
  • 039AI Pro ReasoningLonger, structured reasoning reports.
  • 040ArbiterBlind deliberation across several models, ending in a verdict.
  • 041AI BenchmarkerDefine prompts, run models, rate answers, publish a shareable leaderboard.
  • 042PersonasReusable model personalities, tones and system instructions.
  • 043Prompt LibraryVersioned prompts with variables, reusable blocks and tags.
  • 044Skill LibraryVersioned instructions that guide Supercomputer across sessions.

Images, design, audio and video

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  • 045AI Image LabImage batches across several models, with prompt variants and source guidance.
  • 046AI Video LabVideo batches from text, images or video across models and price points.
  • 047AI Music LabMusic and sound effects with prompt variants and project review.
  • 048Render to RealityCombines architectural renders with site photographs for photorealistic views.
  • 049Vector Motion LabAnimated SVG work, exported as SVG, WebP or GIF.
  • 050Design SwarmMany HTML design alternatives from several models, for you to choose from.
  • 051Screenshot StudioBackgrounds, shadows and device frames, exported at chosen sizes.
  • 052Screen RecorderScreen, webcam or both, shared with time-coded comments.
  • 053Background RemoverTransparent cut-outs from a single image or a batch.
  • 054Image OptimiserBulk compress, convert, resize, watermark, restore and edit.
  • 055TranscribeAudio and video to text with word timestamps, correction and SRT export.
  • 056VocaliseSpeech from text, or a voice changed in an existing recording.
  • 057Brand GuidelinesImports a website, extracts brand signals, builds a shared workspace.

Websites, monitoring and data

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  • 058Website Build & HostAI-agent website design and hosting, with allowances that vary by plan.
  • 059Site UptimeAvailability checks from several regions, with incidents and maintenance windows.
  • 060Page WatchWatches pages, feeds and sitemaps, recording exact changes.
  • 061Server MonitorServer heartbeat and load data collected through lightweight agents.
  • 062SEO & AEO CheckerSearch performance, answer-engine readiness and visibility to AI systems.
  • 063FinUKUK company records: Companies House financials, officers, filings and ownership.
  • 064Short URLTracked links on raq.link and raq.to.
  • 065QR GeneratorBranded QR codes with chosen colours and logos.

Personal and specialist

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  • 066Compliance TrackerStructured compliance programmes, evidence, reminders and AI-assisted review.
  • 067Spreadsheet AICreates or accepts spreadsheets, then transforms, analyses or enriches data.
  • 068Meal PlannerRecipes, weekly plans and adaptations such as low sodium or toddler-friendly.
  • 069Health InsightsRecords health events and analyses the patterns over time.

Building and running agent work

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  • 070AutomationsMulti-step processes across tools, running on events or schedules.
  • 071OrchestratorRepeatable workflows across managed Codex and Claude sessions.
  • 072Nature WorkLocal terminal sessions in a remote browser view, with controller input.
  • 073Agent Operator HQA full-screen multi-terminal control room for supervising coding agents.
  • 074Custom ToolsYour coding agent builds an application that runs inside Raq.com.
  • 075Tool IdeasA route to request a missing tool or register interest in one.

Missing something? Tool Ideas registers the request — or build it yourself with Custom Tools.

Extend the platform

04Beyond the catalogue

Two ways to add
what only you need.

The difference between them is not technical taste. It is who owns the build, where it runs and who maintains it afterwards. The first route suits a team that can direct and maintain the work; the second is for everyone else.

ASelf-built

Custom Tools

Included with any Raq.com plan

  • Who buildsYou, or your coding agent.
  • RuntimeAn isolated container hosted through the Custom Tools system.
  • Product fitA self-built application embedded into your account.
  • AccessDraft tools stay with their creator; published tools are shared with the account under scoped permissions.
  • Agent accessApproved Raq.com operations through scoped MCP access.
  • MaintenanceYou own the application work. Raq.com supplies the place to run it and the connection into the account.
How Custom Tools work

BManaged

Custom Modules

£190 / $259 per module, per month — on top of a Raq.com plan

  • Who buildsRaq.com and Vu.
  • RuntimeA native module inside the product, in the normal sidebar.
  • Product fitA first-class, account-specific module with its own screens and data.
  • AccessExplicit access for your account, under your team's permissions.
  • Agent accessAn MCP surface can be built into the module alongside its screens and workflows.
  • MaintenanceDesign, development, hosting, updates and changes requested while you subscribe.
Describe a workflow

The managed route, in practice

You describe the workflow. Raq.com reviews it and, when it is suitable, produces a first mock-up — normally within one working day. After approval, the current public offer is a working module in five working days or less, with larger jobs identified at the mock-up stage.

  • 01One module covers one area of work. A CRM and a quoting system would normally be two.
  • 02A second module carries a second monthly fee, though modules on the same account can share data.
  • 03Modules can use your tasks, files, contacts, documents and Automations, and connect to outside systems that offer an API.
  • 04Your data stays in your account and can be exported. AI features draw on your normal AI allowance.

05Pricing

Every tool in every plan.
The plan sets the headroom.

Raq.com charges per user. What changes as you move up is AI usage and service limits — not which tools you are allowed to open. Start on a free trial with no card, and one use of each AI tool.

Starter

£14/ $19 rest of world

Per user, per month

The full catalogue for a small team getting off a pile of separate subscriptions.

Website Build & Host is a per-site add-on on this plan

Voice Calls start here

Professional

£45/ $61 rest of world

Per user, per month

More AI usage and higher service limits for teams running daily agent work.

Approval-controlled Voice Calls included

Business

£200/ $272 rest of world

Per user, per month

Heavier AI production — image, video and multi-model work — across a bigger account.

Higher monitoring and FinUK quantity limits

Enterprise

£500/ $680 rest of world

Per user, per month

The largest allowances and limits, for accounts where agents run a great deal of the work.

Includes the highest site allowance

How AI usage works

AI work draws on the account's monthly allowance, shown as AI usage rather than internal credit accounting. A short rewrite, a multi-model report and a generated video cost very different amounts, so the pricing page gives examples per tool instead of one universal request count. If the allowance runs out, AI tools pause until renewal or a plan change — non-AI tools keep working.

Billing

Annual billing currently takes 5% off. Upgrade immediately or schedule a downgrade for the next billing date; the total moves as users join or leave the account. Prices exclude VAT where applicable.

Outside the plan

Custom Modules are £190 or $259 per module per month. Monitoring tools and FinUK have plan-specific quantity limits. Raq.com changes quickly — check raq.com/pricing for current figures before relying on them.

06Privacy & security

Agent access is only
useful if it is governed.

Core text and chat requests use Zero Data Retention routes by default, so the model provider cannot keep prompts or responses for training. A user can change the AI Privacy setting to reach models that do not support that protection; live web search carries its own setting, because a current-information lookup may need a standard provider route.

In transit

TLS 1.3

Encryption for data moving between you, your agents and the platform.

At rest

AES-256

Full-disk encryption on dedicated hardware.

Residency

EU data centres

Dedicated servers in Hetzner's German facilities, with UK GDPR-aligned handling.

Access

Roles & audit

Role-based permissions, audit logging and optional two-factor authentication.

Training

Not on your content

Raq.com states that it does not train models on customer content.

Operations

Monitored

Continuous monitoring and a defined incident-response process.

Boundaries

Scoped connections

Agent connections carry only the tool access you grant them.

Secrets

Released one at a time

Passkey Vault hands credentials to an agent after biometric approval, where supported.

Where the caveats are

Image, video, voice and transcription tools send prompts, parameters or audio to specialist providers who operate under their own API retention terms, so the Zero Data Retention statement for core text AI should not be applied to every media tool. Completed media is downloaded to Raq.com's own storage. 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.

07Fit

Where it works —
and where it doesn't.

A good fit

  • 01Small teams that want fewer separate subscriptions and logins.
  • 02Companies already using Codex, Claude Code or other agents for operational work.
  • 03Agencies managing several client accounts and projects side by side.
  • 04Operators who need human approvals and an inspectable record of agent activity.
  • 05Businesses with an awkward spreadsheet or internal process that suits a Custom Module.
  • 06Teams needing a broad set of occasional tools without buying a specialist product for each.

A weaker fit

  • 01When you need the deepest feature set of a mature specialist system.
  • 02When a fixed enterprise stack cannot expose APIs.
  • 03When a regulatory requirement has not been validated against Raq.com's current controls.

In those cases Raq.com can still sit around the existing system through Automations, APIs or a Custom Module — but the connection and compliance work needs assessing first. We would rather say so here than after you have signed up.

Give people
and agents
one account.

Start on the free trial — no card, one use of each AI tool, the whole catalogue open. Or send us the workflow you have been running on a spreadsheet.