Most companies build an operating system by accumulation — a chat product, a task board, a signing service, a form builder, four AI subscriptions. Raq puts those jobs in one account, and hands the same account to an agent.
— Editorial statement · Raq.com
The premise
Work in a small or medium business rarely lives in one place. It scatters across products with their own logins, billing, permissions and history, which makes it hard for a person to find and impossible for an agent to follow.
Raq is a single account that carries team messages, task boards, project notes, files, e‑signatures, client portals, forms, CRM, support, monitoring, document production, image and video generation, research and automation — with more than seventy tools published today, and one bill.
The same account is exposed to compatible agents through the Model Context Protocol. An agent lists boards, opens a card, uploads a file or runs an image batch through structured operations, not by imitating clicks. Work stays visible to the team, not hidden inside a chat window or a terminal.
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