01 — One account · 75 tools

Business software where people and AI agents work side by side.

Raq.com is a business workspace with a browser interface for people and an MCP surface for agents — Codex, Claude Code, or the built-in Supercomputer. Messages, tasks, documents, signatures, media and monitoring, kept in one account and one shared record.

75
tools in the public catalogue
£14/user
to start — every tool included
≤5days
typical build for a Custom Module
ZDR
zero-retention routes for text AI, by default
raq — Northwind Studio · Account 2 people online · 2 agents connected

Intake 3

formAcme — onboarding request
crmLead: Bell & Roe

Doing 2

SupercomputerProposal v3 — pricing pass
boardSend the signed agreement

Review 1

pretty docsproposal-v3.pdf

Done 4

e-signNDA — countersigned ✓
audit: T-114 created by agent · approved by A. Hawke · 09:41
agent — mcp · raq

✓ raq mcp · 75 tools · scope: northwind-studio

task_board.create({ board: "Onboarding", card: "T-114 · proposal" })

→ ok · visible in the team's browser

e_sign.send({ file: "proposal-v3.pdf" })

⏸ awaiting human approval — Ask My Agent

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One account. Two front doors. The same records.

02 — The platform

A shared workspace, not two products bolted together.

The browser is where people supervise. The MCP surface is where agents act. Both work against the same accounts, files, boards and records — so an agent's work stays inspectable, correctable and continuable by the team.

The human surface

Ordinary interfaces for ordinary work

Channels, boards, notes, files, approvals and reports. People write messages, review generated media, sign documents and inspect records with role-based access and audit history attached. Nothing about the browser is agent-shaped.

The agent surface

Structured operations, not simulated clicks

Raq.com exposes its tools through the Model Context Protocol: list boards, create a card, upload a file, run an image batch, read a project record. Where a direct operation exists, the agent doesn't imitate a human in a browser window.

Supercomputer

The built-in agent. Describe a job in plain English and Supercomputer selects and runs suitable tools on the account — an agent route for people who won't configure a coding environment.

Your agents, same keys

Prefer another client? Connect Codex, Claude Code or any compatible MCP agent and work against the same account — subject to permissions and approval controls.

Approvals at the boundary

Account-scoped access, limited tool access, and explicit approval for sensitive or external actions. Ask My Agent runs structured person↔agent exchanges with two-stage approval; Voice Calls is approval-controlled too.

Automations

Multi-step workflows across tools: react to an event, move data, ask AI to prepare material, send work for approval and continue after a decision — described in terms of your work, not a pile of scripts.

Built for agent operations

  • Orchestrator — templated workflows across managed Codex and Claude sessions
  • Nature Work — terminal sessions supervised from the browser, away from the desk
  • Agent Operator HQ — a multi-terminal command view with a live message queue
  • Priorities — daily view split into human, mixed and agent-owned work

03 — The catalogue

75 tools, eight jobs, one subscription.

Every paid plan includes the entire public catalogue — plans change your AI allowance and service limits, not your access. Search it, or see it by job.

Showing 75 of 75 tools

Team work & business records 11

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

Customers, sales & service 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 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 8

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

Images, design, audio & video 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 8

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

Personal & specialist 4

Compliance Tracker Spreadsheet AI Meal Planner Health Insights

Building & running agent work 6

Automations Orchestrator Nature Work Agent Operator HQ Custom Tools Tool Ideas

04 — Continuity

A task starts as a message. It doesn't have to stop there.

Individual tools are useful. Shared records make longer workflows possible. Four routes teams actually take, start to finish.

1
Form Builder

A prospect completes an intake form.

2
Automations · CRM

An automation creates or updates the CRM record.

3
Task Board · Client Portal

An onboarding card opens; a branded client portal is created.

4
E-Sign · File Drop

The agreement goes out; the signed copy and client uploads land in the account's files.

5
Team Comms · any agent

Discussion stays on the board, and an agent can check the whole chain and prepare anything missing.

05 — Extensions

When 75 tools aren't the shape of your business, there are two honest routes.

They differ in who builds, who hosts and who maintains. The responsibility stays clear either way.

Self-built

Custom Tools

Included with your plan

Your own coding agent builds an application that runs inside Raq.com, in an isolated container. Draft tools stay with their creator; published tools can be shared with the account, with approved, limited scopes back in.

  • Sandboxed, container-isolated runtime
  • Scoped MCP access to approved operations
  • You direct the build — and own the maintenance

Suits customers who can direct and maintain the work. Raq.com supplies the place to run it and the connection into the account.

Managed

Custom Modules

£190 or $259 per module / month

A managed software service. You describe the workflow; Raq.com reviews it and normally produces a first mock-up within one working day — a working module within five working days or less after approval. Design, development, hosting, maintenance and requested changes are covered while subscribed.

  • First-class module in the normal sidebar, account-specific
  • Uses the account's tasks, files, contacts, documents and Automations; connects external APIs
  • An MCP surface can be built in alongside its screens
  • Your data stays in the account and can be exported

One module covers one area of work with its own screens and data. Larger jobs are identified at the mock-up stage.

Custom Tools compared with Custom Modules
Custom ToolCustom Module
Who builds itThe customer or the customer's coding agentRaq.com and Vu
PriceIncluded with a Raq.com plan£190 / $259 per month, per module, on top of a plan
RuntimeSandboxed application on the Custom Tools systemNative module inside the product
MaintenanceThe customer owns the application workDesigned, built, hosted, updated and maintained while subscribed
AccessDraft and published visibility, scoped permissionsExplicit access for the account, using its team permissions
Agent accessApproved operations through scoped MCPAn MCP surface can be built into the module

06 — Plans

One subscription. The catalogue doesn't paywall.

Every paid plan includes all public tools. Higher plans raise your AI allowance and service limits. New accounts start with a free trial — one use of each AI tool and limited monitoring, no card required.

Starter

£14/user · month

billed monthly

  • All 75 public tools included
  • Monthly AI allowance
  • Website Build & Host as a per-site add-on
  • Custom Tools sandbox
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Most teams start here

Professional

£45/user · month

billed monthly

  • Everything in Starter, more AI usage
  • Voice Calls available from this plan
  • Website Build & Host site allowance
  • Higher monitoring and FinUK limits
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Business

£200/user · month

billed monthly

  • Everything in Professional, more still
  • Serious allowance for agent-heavy work
  • More included website hosting
  • Raised service limits across the account
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Enterprise

£500/user · month

billed monthly

  • Everything in Business, at the top of the scale
  • Highest AI usage and service limits
  • Role-based permissions, audit records, 2FA
  • Custom Modules sit alongside — £190/$259 each
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Per user, excluding VAT where applicable. Annual billing currently receives a 5% discount. Upgrade at once, or schedule a downgrade for the next billing date — the subscription follows your team as members join or leave. AI work draws from the account's monthly allowance; if it runs out, AI tools pause until renewal or a plan change, while non-AI tools carry on as part of your subscription.

07 — Privacy & security

Agents at the till, with a chaperone.

Access is account-scoped, tool access can be limited, and sensitive or external actions use explicit approvals. The rest is stated plainly.

Zero Data Retention by default

Core text and chat requests use ZDR routes by default — providers cannot keep prompts or responses for training. Live web search has its own setting.

No training on your content

Raq.com states that it does not train models on customer content, and separates its service records — kept for billing and reliability — from AI provider handling.

Encryption, end to end

TLS 1.3 in transit. AES-256 full-disk encryption at rest on dedicated hardware — servers in Hetzner's German data centres for EU data residency.

Permissions & paper trail

Role-based access, audit logging that shows who did what, optional two-factor authentication, and UK GDPR-aligned handling.

Watched and ready

Continuous monitoring with a defined incident-response process.

Where the ZDR line doesn't reach

Image and video tools send prompts and parameters to specialist providers; voice and transcription send the media needed for the job. Those providers run on their own retention terms, and completed media is downloaded to Raq.com storage. Stated, not buried.

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

08 — Honest fit

It replaces a dozen subscriptions. It won't out-deepen a specialist.

Raq.com doesn't claim feature-for-feature equivalence with every mature product. The value is breadth, the shared account and the agent layer across them.

A strong fit, if you're…

  • A small team that wants fewer logins, invoices and siloed permissions
  • Already running Codex, Claude Code or other agents on operational work
  • An agency juggling several client accounts and projects
  • An operator who needs human approvals and an inspectable record of agent activity
  • Sitting on an awkward spreadsheet or internal process that wants a Custom Module
  • A team needing a broad set of occasional tools without a specialist subscription each

Look closer first, if you…

  • Need the deepest feature set of one mature specialist system
  • Run a fixed enterprise stack that can't expose APIs
  • Have a regulatory requirement not yet validated against the 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 deserve an assessment, not a promise.

Give the work one place to happen.

75 tools, one account, a door for your agents and one for your team. Start with the free trial — no card required.