Raq brings 70+ business and AI tools under a single account — a browser for people, an agent interface for Codex, Claude Code and the built-in Supercomputer. Every action stays visible, so you keep a shared record instead of losing work inside a chat or terminal.
Small teams build their operating system by accumulation — a chat here, a board there, a signing service, a form builder, five AI subscriptions. Each with its own login, billing and history. Raq puts those jobs in one account and gives agents a common route into them.
Normal interfaces for real work — with role-based access and audit records that show who did what.
Codex, Claude Code or Supercomputer call structured operations — no imitating clicks when a direct action exists.
Messages, boards, notes, files, e-signatures, portals, forms, CRM, support, monitoring, documents, media generation, research and automation — all sharing one account, so an AI result can enter a normal company process.
Raq's built-in agent turns a plain-English request into real work across the platform's tools — the same account, files and team your connected agents use. It's an agent route for people who never want to configure a coding environment.
Prefer your own? Connect Codex, Claude Code or another compatible client and work against the same account.
Try Supercomputer ↗Client onboarding, start to finish — no new integration for every pair of products. An agent can check the whole chain and prepare anything missing.
Both sit beside the shared tools — but who owns the build stays clear, because runtime, price and support differ.
Point your own coding agent at Raq and build an application that runs in an isolated container inside your account.
Describe the workflow. First mock-up normally within one working day, a working module within five — designed, built, hosted and maintained while you subscribe.
Every public tool is included in each paid plan. AI usage and service limits rise with the plan. New accounts get a free trial — one use of each AI tool, no card required.
Prices exclude VAT where applicable · Voice Calls starts on Professional · Website Build & Host is a per-site add-on on Starter · Custom Modules are billed separately.
Core text and chat use Zero Data Retention routes by default — providers can't keep prompts or responses for training. Raq does not train models on customer content. Media and voice tools use specialist providers under their own terms, so Raq is explicit about where each rule applies.
Bring your team and your agents into the same account. Start free, no card required.