Give it a shape
Start with a message, form, board item, file or plain-English request.
The work layer for ambitious teams
Work moves.
Keep it together.
Raq is one business workspace for people and AI agents — with the tools, records and controls to turn a request into finished work.
Account / active / shared by people + agents
Brieffrom your team
Plantasks + notes
Maketools + agents
Reviewapprovals
Doneshared record
Live account data Permissioned actions
No hand-off black box.Every action leaves work your team can see, amend and continue.
A different kind of stack
The useful tools are already here. The context is too.
Most teams build an operating system by accumulation: a chat app, a board, a file store, a signing tool and several AI subscriptions. Raq brings the work into one account, so each tool and each agent can work with the same records.
For the people doing the work
Normal browser interfaces to write, review, approve, share and keep a grip on the detail.
For the systems helping with it
A structured agent interface for compatible clients, with scoped access and controlled actions.
From request to record
One continuous way of working.
A task can begin in a message, move through a workflow, ask for a decision and leave the result right where the team expects it.
Bring in the right tools
Use shared files, project notes, contacts and more than 70 business and AI tools.
Keep people in the loop
Route sensitive or external actions through explicit approvals when they matter.
Leave a useful trail
People can inspect, correct or continue work after an agent session is over.
Work is visible in the product, rather than disappearing into a chat or terminal.Explore the tool families ↘
Built for people and agents
Your agent can do more than talk about the work.
Raq gives compatible agents structured operations through MCP. That means an agent can work with the same account as your team: find a task, update a record, prepare a document or move a workflow forward — without imitating browser clicks.
- ✓Use Supercomputer, Raq’s built-in agent, from a plain-English request
- ✓Connect compatible external agents to the same workspace
- ✓Set account and tool-level access around the actions they can take
Supercomputer
I found the onboarding request and the supporting files. I can prepare the next tasks, draft the client portal, and send the agreement for approval.
Do that, but ask before sending anything externally.
Understood. I’ve created the internal tasks and prepared the portal. The agreement is waiting for your approval.
WORKING WITH ACCOUNT PERMISSIONS
A broad toolset, one account
Business work, creative work and the work between.
Use the public catalogue as a connected kit rather than a bundle of isolated tabs. Start with the parts that make your everyday work move.
01
Team work
Messages, task boards, project hubs, notes and files for work that needs to stay legible.
↗ 02Customers & service
CRM, client portals, forms, support, campaigns and structured requests for your team.
↗ 03Documents & approvals
E-signatures, designed documents, secure exchange, conversion and text comparison.
↗ 04AI & media studios
Research, multi-model chat, image, video, audio and brand work with a review trail.
↗ 05Operations & automation
Automations, agent supervision, monitoring and workflow tools for longer-running work.
↗Make room for what is particular to you
The workspace can grow around your business.
Keep specialist systems where they earn their place. Raq can connect through APIs and Automations — or you can extend the account with software shaped around your own process.
Build it yourself
Custom Tools
Have your coding agent build an application that runs in a sandboxed space inside your Raq account, with approved scoped access.
For technical teams ↗Work with Raq
Custom Modules
Get an account-specific module designed, built, hosted and maintained as a managed part of your working environment.
For your workflow ↗Designed to be accountable
Powerful work needs clear boundaries.
Shared, inspectable work
Agent activity appears in the same account and records your team already uses.
Scoped access
Accounts and tools can limit what an agent is able to use or change.
Approval controls
Sensitive or external actions can pause for a person to make the decision.
Privacy choices
Core text and chat use Zero Data Retention routes by default, with settings for other routes.
One place for the next piece of work