One account for everything
Files, tasks, approvals, messages and project notes live in one place, so nothing needs a new integration just to talk to the next tool.
One account. People and agents.
Every tool your business runs on.
One workspace your agents can use too.
Raq.com brings 70+ business and AI tools — messaging, boards, files, e-signatures, CRM, support and AI production — into a single account. People work in the browser. Agents like Codex and Claude Code work through the same records, with approvals where it matters.
Built by Vu in the United Kingdom · EU data residency available · Zero Data Retention on core AI by default
The problem
Most businesses build their operating system by accumulation.
A chat product. A task board. A signing service. A file-sharing account. A form builder. A monitoring service. A handful of AI subscriptions. Each with its own login, billing, permissions, data and audit history — and an AI agent that can only ever see one piece of it.
- Separate logins and billing for every job the business does
- No shared record of what an agent actually did
- Integrations to build and maintain between every pair of tools
- Work that starts in one tool and quietly dies in another
The Raq.com way
One workspace. Shared records. People and agents working the same account.
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. That continuity is the whole point.
Agents get real operations
Raq.com exposes tools to compatible agents through MCP — listing boards, creating a card, uploading a file, reading a record — instead of making an agent imitate clicks.
Nothing hides in a chat window
Work stays visible in the product. A person can see and amend what an agent did; an agent can continue what a person started — with a normal record for review and hand-off.
Approvals where it matters
Sensitive or external actions — like Ask My Agent exchanges or Voice Calls — sit behind explicit, structured approval controls.
Built-in agent
Supercomputer: describe the job, it picks the tools.
Type a task in plain English. Supercomputer works out which Raq.com tools are needed and runs them — against the same account, files and team as any connected external agent. No environment to configure, no prompt engineering required.
Prefer your own agent? Connect Codex, Claude Code or another MCP-compatible client to the same account and it can pick up exactly where Supercomputer left off.
See the tools Supercomputer can run →
Ask Supercomputer
"Send the signed contract to File Drop, move the CRM stage to Won, and open an onboarding board."
- ✓ Filed signed agreement in File Drop
- ✓ Updated CRM stage to Won
- ✓ Created onboarding card on Task Board
- • Posting summary in Team Comms…
70+ tools, one catalogue
Every tool your business already pays for separately. Included.
Every public tool ships with every paid plan. Higher plans raise AI usage and service limits — not which tools you can open.
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In practice
A single request can move through your whole business.
One tool is useful on its own. Shared records make the whole chain possible.
1
Form Builder
Prospect completes an intake form
2
CRM + Task Board
Automation opens the record and an onboarding card
3
Client Portal
A branded workspace is created for the client
4
E-Sign
Agreement goes out and is signed
5
File Drop + Team Comms
Documents are filed; the team sees the discussion and next steps
An agent can check the whole chain end to end and prepare anything that's still missing.
1
Brand Guidelines
House rules and a campaign brief are stored
2
Marketing Campaigns
The brief becomes a plan
3
Ghostwriter + AI Image/Video Lab
Copy and media are produced
4
Creative Review
The team compares and approves options
5
Social Scheduler
Channel-specific posts publish after approval
Every stage — brief, draft, media, approval, publish — stays inside the same account.
1
Website Build & Host
A site is created or updated
2
Page Feedback
Reviewers leave pinned comments on the live page
3
SEO & AEO Checker
The result is checked for search and AI-answer readiness
4
Site Uptime + Page Watch
Availability and content changes are monitored
5
Help Desk + Chatbox AI
Incoming support is routed to the right person
A task or automation connects every alert to whoever is responsible for it.
1
Priorities / Task Board
The desired outcome is recorded
2
Orchestrator
The relevant agent workflow starts
3
Nature Work / Agent Operator HQ
Active terminal sessions are supervised
4
Ask My Agent
A human decision is requested at a controlled boundary
5
File Drop / Project Base
Final files and history land where the team can find them
Built for agent operations — execution, supervision, approvals and the record left behind.
Extend the platform
Build it yourself. Or have it built for you.
Two extension models, kept deliberately separate, so it's always clear who owns the build.
Self-built
Custom Tools
Included with your plan
Your own coding agent builds a sandboxed application that runs inside Raq.com. Draft tools stay private to their creator; published tools can be shared with the account, with approved, scoped access back into Raq.com.
- Runs in an isolated container
- You own the application work
- Scoped MCP access back into the account
Managed by Raq.com
Custom Modules
£190 / $259 per month, per module
Describe the workflow and Raq.com's team designs, builds, hosts and maintains a first-class native module in your sidebar — typically a mock-up within one working day and a working module within five.
- Raq.com and Vu design, build and maintain it
- Uses your account's tasks, files, contacts and Automations
- Can expose its own MCP surface for agents
| Custom Tool | Custom Module | |
|---|---|---|
| Who builds it | You, or your coding agent | Raq.com and Vu |
| Runtime | Sandboxed container | Native module in the product |
| Maintenance | You own it | Raq.com maintains it while subscribed |
| Agent access | Approved, scoped MCP calls | MCP surface can be built in |
Privacy & security
Zero Data Retention on core AI, by default.
Core text and chat requests use Zero Data Retention routes by default, so the model provider can't keep prompts or responses for training. Image, video and voice tools work with specialist providers under their own retention terms — Raq.com downloads finished media into your own storage.
TLS 1.3
For all data in transit.
AES-256
Full-disk encryption at rest, on dedicated hardware.
Role-based access
Permissions and audit logging across the account.
EU data residency
Dedicated servers in Hetzner's German data centres.
UK GDPR-aligned
Handling designed around UK data protection law.
Optional 2FA
Two-factor authentication for user accounts.
Continuous monitoring
With a defined incident-response process.
No training on your data
Raq.com states it does not train models on customer content.
Pricing
One subscription. Every tool included.
AI usage and service limits scale with the plan. The tool catalogue doesn't change.
Starter
/user/mo
Every tool, entry-level AI usage. Free trial, no card required.
- All 70+ tools included
- One free use of each AI tool on trial
- Website Build & Host as a paid add-on
Most popular
Professional
/user/mo
Higher AI usage and limits. Voice Calls unlocks here.
- Everything in Starter
- Increased AI usage allowance
- Voice Calls included
Business
/user/mo
For teams running heavier AI and monitoring workloads.
- Everything in Professional
- Higher service limits across monitoring tools
- More included website hosting
Enterprise
/user/mo
Maximum AI allowance and service limits.
- Everything in Business
- Top-tier AI usage allowance
- Priority support
Prices exclude VAT where applicable. Annual billing gets a 5% discount. Custom Modules sit outside the plan price at £190 / $259 per month, per module, and draw on the account's normal AI allowance.
Is Raq.com right for you
Good fits, and where to look closer.
Good fit
- Small teams that want fewer subscriptions and logins
- Companies already using Codex, Claude Code or other agents operationally
- Agencies managing several client accounts
- Operators who need approvals and an inspectable agent record
- A messy internal spreadsheet or process that suits a Custom Module
Worth a closer look
- Needing the deepest feature set of one mature specialist system
- A fixed enterprise stack that can't expose APIs
- Regulatory requirements not yet validated against Raq.com's controls
Raq.com can still sit around an existing system through Automations, APIs or a Custom Module — the connection just needs assessing first.