One account boundary
Tools, users, data, permissions and AI usage belong to the selected account.
Business software with agent access built in
Raq.com brings 70+ business and AI tools into one account, so messages, files, task boards, approvals, client portals, creative work and agent activity share the same operational record.
Prepare the client onboarding pack, send the agreement for approval, and open a task board.
Prospect details captured
Record and workspace created
Human review required before send
Agents use structured tool calls instead of browser clicks.
People can inspect, amend and continue agent work.
Why Raq exists
Small and medium-sized businesses often accumulate a stack of tools: chat, boards, signing, forms, files, support, monitoring and several AI subscriptions. Raq.com puts those jobs in one account, with permissions, data and activity scoped to the selected team or client.
The browser interface stays familiar for people. The agent interface lets Supercomputer, Codex, Claude Code and compatible clients work against the same account data with controlled access.
Tools, users, data, permissions and AI usage belong to the selected account.
People use normal screens while agents use structured operations through MCP.
Sensitive or external actions can require explicit human decisions and records.
Files, task cards, portals, messages and documents stay connected after the AI output.
70+ tools, one subscription
Every paid plan includes the public tool catalogue. Higher plans add more AI usage and higher service limits.
Team work and business records
Channels, boards, project hubs, knowledge, co-writing, files, reviews and daily priorities give people a normal workspace while agents can contribute to the same records.
Connected workflows
A form creates a CRM record, opens a task card, creates a client portal, sends an agreement and stores the signed document beside the team's discussion.
Brand rules, campaign planning, copy, generated images or video, creative review and scheduled publishing move through one account with approvals.
Build and host pages, collect feedback, check SEO and AEO, monitor uptime and route support alerts to the person or agent responsible.
Priorities and boards define outcomes, Orchestrator runs repeatable agent sessions, and Ask My Agent requests approval before controlled boundaries.
Built-in, self-built or managed
Custom Tools let a customer's coding agent build a sandboxed application inside Raq.com. Custom Modules are managed native modules designed, built, hosted and maintained for a monthly fee.
Sandboxed apps owned and maintained by the customer.
Account-specific native software maintained by Raq.com.
Privacy and control
Raq.com states that it does not train models on customer content and separates core text AI handling from media, voice and specialist providers.
Core text and chat requests use Zero Data Retention routes by default where supported.
Role-based access, account scoping and audit records help teams see who did what.
TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 full-disk encryption at rest and dedicated German data-centre hosting.
Ask My Agent and Voice Calls support controlled approval flows for sensitive actions.
Simple commercial model
Raq.com uses per-user plans. Every paid plan includes the public tools, while AI usage, monitoring quantities and selected service limits increase with the plan.
Start with one account
New accounts receive a free trial with no card required. Use Raq.com to keep tasks, files, documents, AI outputs, approvals and agent hand-offs visible to the people responsible for them.