The business workspace for people, teams & AI agents
Raq.com brings more than 70 business and AI tools into a single account — messages, boards, files, CRM, e‑signatures, portals, media generation and agent operations. Your team works in the browser. Supercomputer, Codex and Claude Code work through the same tools — with permissions, approvals and a shared record of everything that happens.
Free trial · no card required · every tool on every plan
01 Why Raq
Small and medium-sized businesses build their operating system by accumulation — a chat product, a task board, a signing service, a file account, a form builder, several AI subscriptions. Each with its own login, billing, permissions and history. An AI agent becomes far less useful when it can only see one piece of that setup. Raq.com puts the jobs in one account and gives agents a common route into them.
Many business products bolt a chatbot onto an existing app. Raq.com exposes its real operations to agents through the Model Context Protocol — list boards, create cards, upload files, request signatures — structured actions, not imitated clicks.
A task can start with a message, use a file from File Drop, create a document, request approval and update a board — no new integration for every pair of products. Agents work across the whole account through one connection.
E-signatures, portals, CRM, support and monitoring sit beside image, video and music generation — so an AI result enters a normal company process instead of ending as text in a chat window.
The human surface
The agent surface
raq.list_boards(project: "q3-launch")
raq.create_card(board, title, assignee)
raq.upload_file(contract.pdf → File Drop)
raq.request_signature(template: "onboarding")
# scoped permissions · explicit approvals · full audit
A person can see and amend work created by an agent. An agent can continue work started by a person. Sensitive or external actions use explicit approvals — Ask My Agent supports structured exchanges with two-stage approval controls.
02 The catalogue
Every paid plan includes the whole public catalogue — AI usage and service limits grow with the plan. Here it is, grouped by the job each tool does.
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Channels, team messaging, voice calls, personas and AI-assisted search.
Kanban boards with dependencies, time tracking and public intake forms.
Project hubs with versioned notes, structured tables, linked boards and member roles.
A daily view of human, mixed and agent-owned work for every person.
Team articles with imports from several sources, plus AI search and summaries.
Shared Markdown notepad with live editing, multiple panes and version history.
Store, search and share files, with links into projects and boards.
Records where belongings and other useful items are stored.
Staff measures, daily evidence and material for performance reviews.
One place to compare image, video and text options submitted by agents.
Daily entries, highlighted days and replies by email or Telegram.
Leads, contacts and pipeline stages in a shared account.
Branded, magic-link workspaces where clients view files, upload material and approve work.
Shared support inboxes, email-linked tickets and AI-assisted replies.
Support assistants for websites, with testing, transcript review and visitor insights.
Freeze a web page for pinned written or voice feedback through a shareable link.
Branded forms with 17 question types, AI-assisted creation and response reporting.
Approved AI assistants make business calls, with recording and transcription.
Structured exchanges between people and agents, with two-stage approval controls.
Turns a brief into a campaign plan, forms, copy, automations and collected results.
Prepares and publishes platform-specific social posts through connected accounts.
Monitors named companies or sectors and prepares research briefings.
Electronic signatures with templates, bulk sends and an audit record.
Turns text, DOCX or PDF input into designed documents using AI and templates.
Writes sentence by sentence, presenting ranked alternatives from leading models.
Produces several rewrites or drafts from a description, with sentence-level alternatives.
Reviews contracts across several models, comments on clauses and flags risk areas.
Shares passwords, API keys and secrets through encrypted links that expire.
Passkey-encrypted credentials, released to agents one at a time after biometric approval.
Combines, removes and reorders pages with visual previews.
Document, image, audio and video conversion, including OCR text export.
Compares text versions, stores named snapshots and supports inline comments.
Reads batches of receipts and extracts dates, merchants, taxes and line items.
Converts a candidate CV into your company’s template without retaining uploads.
Creates and refines signature sets, including animated logo options.
Connects selected OneDrive folders and makes synced files searchable.
Sends one conversation to several models; compare answers and choose which continues.
One question to leading models, answers combined — great for general reasoning.
Longer, structured reasoning reports.
Gives several models the parties’ arguments, runs a blind deliberation, returns a verdict.
Define prompts, run selected models, rate answers and publish a shareable leaderboard.
Reusable model personalities, tones and system instructions for the whole account.
Versioned prompts with variables, reusable blocks and tags.
Stores and versions the instructions that guide Supercomputer across sessions.
Image batches across several models, with prompt variants and source-image guidance.
Video batches from text, images or video references across a range of models.
Music and sound effects with prompt variants, multiple outputs and project review.
Combines architectural renders with site photographs into photorealistic visualisations.
Generates animated SVG work; exports SVG, WebP or GIF.
Asks several models for many HTML design directions and helps select the strongest.
Backgrounds, shadows and device frames for screenshots, exported at chosen sizes.
Records screen, webcam or both in the browser, with time-coded comments.
Transparent cut-outs from one image or a batch.
Compress, convert, resize, watermark, restore and edit images in bulk.
Audio and video to text with word timestamps, correction and SRT export.
Generates speech from text or changes a voice in an existing recording.
Imports a website, extracts visual and written brand signals, builds a shared guide.
AI-agent website design and hosting, with allowances that vary by plan.
Availability checks from several regions, with incident and maintenance records.
Watches pages, feeds or sitemaps and records exact changes.
Collects server heartbeat and load data through lightweight agents.
Reviews search performance, answer-engine readiness and visibility to AI systems.
UK company records — Companies House financials, officers, filings and ownership.
Tracked links on raq.link and raq.to.
Branded QR codes with chosen colours and logos.
Structured compliance programmes with evidence, reminders and AI-assisted reviews.
Creates or accepts spreadsheets, then transforms, analyses or enriches the data.
Recipes and weekly plans, adapted for needs like low sodium or toddler-friendly meals.
Records health events and analyses patterns over time.
Multi-step workflows across Raq.com tools, run on events or schedules.
Templated workflows across managed Codex and Claude sessions.
Connects terminal sessions to a browser viewer so you can supervise away from the desk.
Several agent terminals in one command view, with keyboard controls and a live queue.
Your coding agent builds sandboxed applications that run inside Raq.com.
A route to request or register interest in tools that don’t exist yet.
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03 Supercomputer
Describe a job in plain English. Supercomputer — Raq.com’s built-in agent — selects and runs the right platform tools, working with the same account, files and team as any connected external 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.
04 How the tools work together
Because every tool reads and writes the same account, whole workflows stay connected — and an agent can check the chain and prepare anything missing.
A prospect fills a form; an Automation raises the CRM record, opens the board card and creates the portal. The agreement goes for signature and everything lands in the account’s files.
The team stores its rules, briefs a campaign, drafts copy, generates media, collects decisions in one place and publishes channel-specific versions after approval.
Build or update the site, collect review comments, check search and AI visibility, monitor availability and content changes — then route incoming support to the right person.
Record the outcome you want, start the agent workflow, supervise the active sessions, answer when the job reaches a controlled boundary — and keep the result and its history on the task.
Execution, supervision, approvals, hand-offs — and the record left behind.
Automations
Describe a process in terms of your own work — react to events, move data, ask AI, seek approval, continue after a decision.
Orchestrator
Repeatable, templated workflows across managed Codex and Claude sessions.
Nature Work
Terminal sessions connected to a browser-based viewer — supervise work away from the desk.
Agent Operator HQ
Several agent terminals in one full-screen command view, with keyboard controls and a live message queue.
Priorities
Separates human, mixed and agent-owned tasks so operators see where attention is needed.
Ask My Agent
Structured person–agent exchanges with two-stage approval controls for sensitive actions.
05 Extend the platform
Raq.com has two separate extension models. The distinction matters — the commercial responsibility, runtime and support model are different.
Included with your Raq.com plan
Point your own coding agent at Raq.com and build an application that runs inside your account. Each tool runs in an isolated container — draft privately, publish to the account, and call back into Raq.com through approved, scoped operations.
£190$259 / month, per module
Describe the workflow; Raq.com reviews it, produces a first mock-up — normally within one working day — and delivers a working module within five working days or less after approval. Design, development, hosting, maintenance and changes are covered while you subscribe.
| Custom Tool | Custom Module | |
|---|---|---|
| Who builds it | You or your coding agent | Raq.com and Vu |
| Runtime | Sandboxed app hosted in Custom Tools | Native module inside the product |
| Maintenance | You own the application work | Included while subscribed |
| Agent access | Scoped MCP operations, approved | MCP surface built into the module |
| Price | Included with a plan | £190$259 per module / month, on top of a plan |
A CRM and a quoting system would normally count as separate modules. Modules for the same account can share data.
06 Privacy & security
Core text and chat requests use Zero Data Retention routes by default — under those routes, the model provider cannot keep prompts or responses for training. Raq.com does not train models on customer content.
Zero Data Retention by default for core text AI, with a user-controlled AI Privacy setting.
TLS 1.3 for data moving to and from the service.
AES-256 full-disk encryption on dedicated hardware.
Dedicated servers in Hetzner’s German data centres — EU data residency.
Role-based permissions, audit logging and optional two-factor authentication.
UK GDPR-aligned handling, with a defined incident-response process.
Continuous monitoring of the service — plus Site Uptime and Server Monitor for yours.
Secure Send and Passkey Vault keep credentials encrypted until explicitly released.
Image, video and voice tools send what the job requires to specialist providers under their own API retention terms. Assessing Raq.com for regulated data? Read the current Privacy Policy, AI Privacy & Security page and Subprocessors list, then map your own requirements onto the tools you plan to use.
07 Pricing
Per-user pricing. Every paid plan includes the full public catalogue — higher plans provide more AI usage and higher service limits. Prices exclude VAT where applicable.
£14$19/ user / month
For small teams getting their stack into one place.
£45$61/ user / month
For busy teams leaning on AI every day.
£200$272/ user / month
For companies running serious agent operations.
£500$680/ user / month
For organisations that run on Raq.com.
Free trial
New accounts get a free trial with no card required — one use of each AI tool and limited monitoring.
AI usage
AI work draws on your monthly allowance, shown as AI usage. If it runs out, AI tools pause until renewal or a plan change — non-AI tools keep working.
Custom Modules
Managed modules sit outside plan pricing at £190$259 per module per month. Their AI features use your normal allowance.
08 Questions
No. The catalogue includes conventional business functions — e-signatures, task boards, portals, CRM, support — that work as ordinary software. Agents are an optional layer on the same account, subject to your permissions.
Supercomputer is built in. Codex, Claude Code or another compatible client can connect through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and work against the same account. Tool access can be limited, and sensitive actions can require explicit approval.
AI tools pause until your allowance renews or you change plan. Non-AI tools remain part of the subscription and keep working. Different tools consume different amounts — a short rewrite and a generated video have different provider costs, so the pricing page gives per-tool examples rather than one universal request count.
Not always, and it doesn’t claim feature-for-feature equivalence with every mature specialist product. Public comparisons describe overlapping workflows, not exact replacements. The value is the breadth of useful tools, the shared account and the agent layer across them — and you can keep specialist systems, connecting them through APIs, Automations or a Custom Module.
If you can direct and maintain a build, a Custom Tool gives your coding agent a sandboxed application inside your account, included with your plan. If you’d rather not own the engineering, a Custom Module is a managed service — Raq.com designs, builds, hosts and maintains it for £190$259 per module per month.
Raq.com runs on dedicated servers in Hetzner’s German data centres, with EU data residency, TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 encryption at rest. Handling is UK GDPR-aligned, with role-based permissions, audit logging and optional two-factor authentication. Raq.com does not train models on customer content.
Raq.com is built by Vu, an AI and software company based in Solihull, United Kingdom. Phil Webb is CEO and co-founder; Alex Hawke is CTO and co-founder and leads product and engineering. Vu uses Raq.com for its own work and builds the managed Custom Modules.
Ready when you are
Start free — no card required. One use of every AI tool, and the whole catalogue to explore.
A good fit for small teams consolidating subscriptions · companies using Codex or Claude Code · agencies managing client accounts · operators who need approvals and an inspectable record · businesses with an awkward spreadsheet that suits a Custom Module
