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Fig. 01 The business workspace for people & AI agents

The whole business.
One plan.

Raq.com puts 70+ business and AI tools under one account — team messages, task boards, files, e-signatures, CRM, support, documents, media generation and automation. Your team works in the browser. Your agents work through MCP. Everyone shares the same record.

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70+ toolsThe full public catalogue is included in every paid plan.
People + agentsBrowser for the team, MCP for Supercomputer, Codex and Claude Code.
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Plan of a Raq.com account An architectural floor plan in which each room is a Raq.com tool. Team Comms, Task Board and Project Base sit along the west wing; AI Image, Video and Music Labs along the north; CRM, E-Sign, Help Desk and Client Portal along the east. Supercomputer occupies the central hall and File Drop runs along the south as storage. The team enters through the main entrance marked “browser”; agents enter through a dashed route marked “MCP”; clients enter the Client Portal by magic link. ONE ACCOUNT · SHARED DATA · SHARED PERMISSIONS · SHARED AI USAGE N TEAM ENTRANCE people arrive through the browser AGENTS ENTER VIA MCP supercomputer · codex · claude code CLIENT ENTRANCE 01 TEAM COMMS channels · voice · personas 02 TASK BOARD kanban · dependencies · intake 03 PROJECT BASE notes · tables · roles 04 AI IMAGE LAB batches · variants 05 AI VIDEO LAB text · image · reference 06 AI MUSIC LAB music · sound fx 07 SUPERCOMPUTER — CENTRAL HALL describe the job in plain english; it selects and runs the tools routes work to every room AUTOMATIONS events · schedules · approvals 08 CRM leads · contacts · pipeline 09 E-SIGN templates · bulk · audit 10 HELP DESK shared inbox · tickets 11 CLIENT PORTAL branded · magic-link access 12 FILE DROP — STORAGE files · search · shared with every room SCALE — ONE SUBSCRIPTION : 70+ TOOLS DRAWN BY RAQ.COM · SOLIHULL, UK
Fig. 01 — Plan of a Raq.com account. Every tool is a room; people, agents and clients enter through their own doors. Not to scale · Some tools serve more than one room

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  • Team Comms
  • Task Board
  • E-Sign
  • Client Portal
  • CRM
  • Supercomputer
  • Automations
  • File Drop
  • AI Image Lab
  • Help Desk
  • Form Builder
  • Contract Auditor
  • Orchestrator
  • Knowledge
  • Secure Send
  • Transcribe
  • Site Uptime
  • Multi AI Chat
Most companies build their software estate by accumulation. An agent becomes less useful when it can see only one piece of the setup.

02 Why Raq exists

A chat product here, a task board there, a signing service, a file account, a form builder, a monitoring service and several AI subscriptions — each with its own login, billing, permissions and audit history.

Raq.com puts those jobs in one account and gives agents a common route into them. A task can start with a message, use a file from File Drop, create a document, request approval, update a board and leave the result where the team can inspect it. The product is built around this continuity between tools.

We don't claim feature-for-feature equivalence with every mature specialist product. The value is the breadth of useful tools, the shared account and the agent layer across them — and you can keep specialist systems where needed, connected through APIs, Automations or a Custom Module.

How the workspace works
70+Business & AI tools in the public catalogue — included in every paid plan
1Shared account for people, teams and agents, with scoped permissions
£14Starter plan, per user per month — $19 rest of world
0Cards required to start the free trial

03 The operating model

One workspace, four load-bearing ideas.

A —

The tools share an account

Work belongs to an account — a person, company, client or project group. Users can belong to more than one account and switch between them; data, tools, permissions and AI usage are scoped to the selected account.

Files, tasks, approvals, messages and project notes don't need a new integration for every pair of products. Role-based access and audit records show who did what.

Accounts
Permissions
Audit records
B —

Agents are part of the product, not bolted on

Raq.com exposes its tools to compatible agents through the Model Context Protocol. MCP gives an agent structured operations — list a board, create a card, upload a file, run an image batch — so it never needs to imitate clicks in a browser.

The browser and agent surfaces work against the same records. A person can amend work created by an agent; an agent can continue work started by a person. Work stays visible in the product rather than hidden inside a chat or terminal.

MCP
Codex
Claude Code
C —

Supercomputer, the built-in agent

Describe a job in plain English and Supercomputer chooses and runs suitable Raq.com tools, working with the same account, files and team as any connected agent. Non-technical users get an agent route without configuring a coding environment.

Prefer your own agent? Connect Codex, Claude Code or another compatible client and work against the same account.

Plain English
Skill Library
Personas
D —

Approvals, supervision and the record

Sensitive or external actions can require explicit approval. Ask My Agent runs structured exchanges between a person and an agent with two-stage approval controls; Voice Calls is approval-controlled too.

For longer agent jobs, Orchestrator runs templated workflows across Codex and Claude sessions, Nature Work and Agent Operator HQ put live sessions under an operator's eye, and Priorities separates human, mixed and agent-owned work so attention lands where it's needed.

Ask My Agent
Orchestrator
Agent Operator HQ
Priorities

04 Schedule of tools

The full catalogue, room by room.

Every public tool is included in each paid plan. Some tools fit more than one group.

Team work & records

A / 11

Team Comms · Task Board · Project Base · Priorities · Knowledge · Co-Write · File Drop · Recall · KPI Hub · Creative Review · 280daily Journal

Customers, sales & service

B / 11

CRM · Client Portal · Help Desk · Website Chatbox AI · Page Feedback · Form Builder · Voice Calls · Ask My Agent · Marketing Campaigns · Social Scheduler · Market Intel

Documents, approvals & secure exchange

C / 14

E-Sign · Pretty Docs · Ghostwriter · Rewriter · Contract Auditor · Secure Send · Passkey Vault · PDF Page Studio · File Converter · Diff Viewer · Receipt Extractor · Branded CV · Email Signatures · OneDrive Search

AI chat, research & decisions

D / 8

Multi AI Chat · Top 20 AI Consensus · AI Pro Reasoning · Arbiter · AI Benchmarker · Personas · Prompt Library · Skill Library

Images, design, audio & video

E / 13

AI Image Lab · AI Video Lab · AI Music Lab · Render to Reality · Vector Motion Lab · Design Swarm · Screenshot Studio · Screen Recorder · Background Remover · Image Optimiser · Transcribe · Vocalise · Brand Guidelines

Websites, monitoring & data

F / 8

Website Build & Host · Site Uptime · Page Watch · Server Monitor · SEO & AEO Checker · FinUK · Short URL · QR Generator

Personal & specialist

G / 4

Compliance Tracker · Spreadsheet AI · Meal Planner · Health Insights

Building & running agent work

H / 6

Automations · Orchestrator · Nature Work · Agent Operator HQ · Custom Tools · Tool Ideas

Missing something? Tool Ideas gives every account a route to request — or register interest in — tools we haven't built yet. Full descriptions of every tool are at raq.com/features.

05 Worked examples

How the rooms connect.

A single tool is useful on its own; the shared records are what allow longer workflows. Four sequences drawn from real Raq.com working patterns.

Client onboarding

A prospect fills in a form and, without anyone rekeying anything, ends the week with a signed agreement, a portal and an internal record of every step. An agent can check the whole chain and prepare anything missing.

Starts with
A completed Form Builder form
Tools
Form Builder, Automations, CRM, Task Board, Client Portal, E-Sign, File Drop, Team Comms
Human decision
The client signs; the team approves next actions
Record left
Signed document, client uploads, board card and discussion — all in the account
SEQ. 01
  1. Form BuilderProspect completes an intake form.
  2. AutomationCreates or updates the CRM record, opens an onboarding Task Board card, creates a Client Portal.
  3. E-SignSends the agreement; the client signs with a full audit record.
  4. File Drop + Team CommsSigned document and uploads stored; internal discussion and next actions retained.

Marketing production

The team stores its rules once, then briefs work in its own words. Copy, images and video are produced across models, decided in one place, and published only after approval.

Starts with
A campaign brief plus stored Brand Guidelines
Tools
Brand Guidelines, Marketing Campaigns, Rewriter, Ghostwriter, AI Image Lab, AI Video Lab, Creative Review, Social Scheduler
Human decision
Creative Review collects the team's choices before anything ships
Record left
The plan, the alternatives, the decisions and the published posts
SEQ. 02
  1. Brand GuidelinesThe team's visual and written rules, stored once.
  2. Marketing CampaignsTurns the brief into a plan, forms, copy and automations.
  3. Labs + WritersRewriter and Ghostwriter draft copy; AI Image Lab and AI Video Lab produce media in batches.
  4. Creative ReviewOne place to compare options and record decisions.
  5. Social SchedulerPrepares channel-specific versions and publishes after approval.

Website & service operations

The site is built, reviewed, monitored and supported inside the same account — so every alert, comment and support message can be routed to the person responsible.

Starts with
A new or updated site via Website Build & Host
Tools
Website Build & Host, Page Feedback, SEO & AEO Checker, Site Uptime, Page Watch, Help Desk, Website Chatbox AI
Human decision
Review comments resolved before changes go live
Record left
Incidents, content changes, tickets and feedback, each linked to an owner
SEQ. 03
  1. Website Build & HostCreates or updates the site.
  2. Page FeedbackFreezes the page for pinned written or voice review comments.
  3. SEO & AEO CheckerReviews search performance and visibility to AI systems.
  4. Site Uptime + Page WatchMonitor availability and record exact content changes.
  5. Help Desk + Chatbox AIHandle incoming support; automations route alerts to the right person.

Agent-led project work

A person records the outcome; agents do the running. Supervision stays human, approvals stay explicit, and the task record carries the result and its history.

Starts with
A desired outcome recorded in Priorities or a Task Board
Tools
Priorities, Task Board, Orchestrator, Nature Work, Agent Operator HQ, Ask My Agent, File Drop, Project Base
Human decision
Ask My Agent requests sign-off at controlled boundaries
Record left
Final files in File Drop or Project Base; the task carries result and history
SEQ. 04
  1. Priorities / Task BoardThe outcome is written down where the team can see it.
  2. OrchestratorStarts the relevant workflow across Codex and Claude sessions.
  3. Nature Work / Operator HQLive terminal sessions stay under an operator's supervision.
  4. Ask My AgentRequests a human decision when work reaches a controlled boundary.
  5. File Drop / Project BaseFinal files land where the team works; the record stays inspectable.

06 Extensions

When the catalogue isn't enough, extend the building.

Two separate routes, with the commercial responsibility kept deliberately clear: build a room yourself, or have us design, build and maintain one for you.

Self-build

Custom Tools

Your own coding agent builds an application that runs inside Raq.com. Each tool runs in an isolated container — drafts visible only to their creator, published tools shareable with the account, and outbound access back into Raq.com through approved, limited scopes.

Includedwith every Raq.com plan

Who builds it
You, or your coding agent
Runtime
Sandboxed container inside Raq.com
Maintenance
You own the application work
Agent access
Approved operations through scoped MCP access
Managed

Custom Modules

Describe the workflow and Raq.com designs, builds, hosts and maintains a native module for your account — first mock-up normally within one working day, a working module within five working days or less after approval. Changes during the subscription are included, your data stays in the account and can be exported.

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

Who builds it
Raq.com and Vu
Runtime
Native module in the normal sidebar
Maintenance
Designed, hosted, updated and maintained while subscribed
Agent access
An MCP surface can be built in alongside its screens

One module covers one area of work with its own screens and data — a CRM and a quoting system would normally be two modules, though modules on the same account can share data. A module can use the account's tasks, files, contacts, documents and Automations, and connect to outside systems with an API. Details at raq.com/custom.

07 Pricing

Every tool, every plan. Only the allowance changes.

Per-user subscriptions. Each paid plan includes the full public catalogue; higher plans carry more AI usage and higher service limits.

Starter
£14

/ user / month · $19 RoW

The full public catalogue for small teams. Website Build & Host available as a per-site add-on.

Start on Starter
Professional
£45

/ user / month · $61 RoW

A larger AI allowance and higher limits. Voice Calls starts on this plan.

Choose Professional
Business
£200

/ user / month · $272 RoW

Substantial AI usage and monitoring quantities for teams that run daily agent work.

Choose Business
Enterprise
£500

/ user / month · $680 RoW

The highest AI allowances and service limits, with included Website Build & Host sites.

Talk to us

Free trial, no card. New accounts get one use of each AI tool and limited monitoring before choosing a plan.

AI usage, plainly shown. AI work draws from a monthly allowance — shown as usage, not internal credit accounting. If it runs out, AI tools pause until renewal; non-AI tools carry on.

Fair mechanics. Annual billing earns a 5% discount. Upgrade at once or schedule a downgrade; the subscription changes as users join or leave. Prices exclude VAT where applicable.

08 Privacy & security

Built for work you can't afford to leak.

Core text and chat AI uses Zero Data Retention routes by default — the model provider cannot keep prompts or responses for training. Raq.com does not train models on customer content.

Image, video and voice tools send only what the job needs to specialist providers, which operate under their own API retention terms; completed media is downloaded to Raq.com's own storage. Live web search has its own setting, because current-information lookups may need a standard provider route.

Assessing Raq.com for regulated or sensitive data? Read the current Privacy Policy, AI Privacy & Security page and Subprocessors list, then map your requirements onto the specific tools you plan to use.

S.1
TLS 1.3 in transitAll data encrypted between you and the service.
S.2
AES-256 at restFull-disk encryption on dedicated hardware.
S.3
EU data residencyDedicated servers in Hetzner's German data centres.
S.4
UK GDPR-aligned handlingWith role-based permissions and audit logging throughout.
S.5
Optional two-factor authenticationFor user accounts, alongside passkey-secured credential release.
S.6
Monitored, with a planContinuous monitoring and a defined incident-response process.

Give your team — and your agents — the same front door.

Start with the free trial: one use of each AI tool, limited monitoring, and the whole catalogue to walk through. No card required.

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