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Do the work only you can do. Delegate the rest.

VorenQ is a workspace where a small business hires ready-made AI employees and directs them like a manager. They read the inbox, keep the books and draft the marketing — and anything that touches money or customers waits for your approval. We built it, and we run MomentumQ on it.

Invite-only betaGerman · French · EnglishData at rest in the EU

VorenQFact sheet
AI employees to hire
18 roles · 5 team bundles
Integration catalog
103 connectors
Automations
15 templates · 22 chores
Document types
13 from templates
Languages
DE · FR · EN
Data at rest
EU · Frankfurt

Counts from the product's own catalog, August 2026.

01What it is

A workspace, not a chatbot.

You hire a team, brief it like a manager, and review what leaves the house. Four pieces make that work.

A team you hire

18 ready-made roles across 9 departments, plus bookable team bundles. Every new workspace starts staffed with six employees: a team lead who delegates, four specialists, and a reviewer who checks the work.

Works in your tools

A catalog of 103 connectors in 13 categories, Swiss accounting and payments included — CashCtrl, Smallinvoice, Payrexx and PostFinance Checkout today, Bexio as its OAuth app clears review.

Hands back finished work

Runs hand back deliverables: 13 document types from invoice to meeting minutes, spreadsheets, and small interactive apps built from your company's own data.

Swiss by design

German, French and English at full parity. Swiss QR-bills are decoded deterministically — checksums, not OCR guesses — and camt.053 bank statements are matched to open invoices offline.

02How it works

Ask. Work. Decide. Collect.

The loop every task runs through — and where you sit in it.

01

Ask

Tell the manager what you need — typed or spoken, attachments welcome. It staffs the right employees on the right model for each role.

Step 1 of 4
02

Work

Agents run with real delegation: the team lead fans your brief out, specialists do the work, and a reviewer checks it before it comes back.

Step 2 of 4
03

Decide

Anything outbound or high-risk parks in your approval queue: approve, request changes, or reject. The queue waits for you — approvals never expire.

Step 3 of 4
04

Collect

Deliverables land in the library with the full transcript and the exact cost of the run — per provider, per model, per employee.

Step 4 of 4
03The starter team

Six employees. One review.

The delegation graph below is the demo company VorenQ actually seeds — the same employees, same hues as the product.

6 agents · 1 review

The real starter team; the run shown is a composed example.

The delegation graph

Lena delegates. Greta reviews.

Your brief goes to Lena, the team lead. Silas researches, Petra builds, Nico writes, Emil keeps the books — every posting held for approval — and Greta reviews before anything comes back to you. We run MomentumQ this way: the books take at most 15 minutes a week, and roughly 80% of marketing and sales runs on schedule.

≤15 min
Bookkeeping · per week
vs. half a day, every week
~80%
Marketing & sales automated
20% stays human: strategy, taste, the final yes

Measured on MomentumQ's own operations, not a client average — the case study shows the working.

How we run on it
04Integrations

It works where you already work.

A sample from the 103-connector catalog. Some connect today with a key or webhook; more arrive as VorenQ's own OAuth apps clear review.

Catalog census
103connectors
Named below
36 connectors
Rest of the catalog
67 connectors
One cell per connector, counted in the product's own catalog, August 2026. Filled cells are the ones named below.

Accounting & payments

10

Bexio · CashCtrl · Smallinvoice · KLARA · Banana · Stripe · Payrexx · Wallee · PostFinance Checkout · Saferpay

Email, documents & signing

08

Outlook · Gmail · Google Drive · SharePoint · Notion · Skribble · DeepSign · Pingen

Comms & marketing

09

Slack · Microsoft Teams · Discord · Threema · Telegram · Mailchimp · Brevo · LinkedIn · Google Ads

Shop, projects & HR

09

Shopify · WooCommerce · GitHub · Jira · Linear · Zendesk · Personio · Clockify · Zefix

05Guardrails

Built so you stay in command.

Autonomy is only useful if you can trust it. These are the controls.

The approval queueBlocking
What parks here
  • Outbound messages
  • Payments
  • Destructive actions
How it leaves
  • Approve
  • Request changes
  • Reject

Nothing crosses the gate on a timer. The agent waits for the human, never the other way around.

The usage statementFour levels
  1. Per provider
  2. Per model
  3. Per AI employee
  4. Down to the single run

Plus a monthly spend cap per workspace.

Human approval on risk

Outbound messages, payments and destructive actions wait in the approval queue. It never auto-expires — the agent waits for the human, never the other way around.

EU data at rest

The app runs in Frankfurt, the database in AWS eu-central-1, file storage in EU object storage. Chinese-hosted models stay off unless a workspace explicitly opts in.

AI disclosure built in

EU AI Act Article 50 disclosure on outbound email, three modes. "Reviewed by a human" only counts while the approval gate is on — it fails closed to disclosing.

Costs you can audit

A usage statement per provider, per model and per employee, down to the single run — plus a monthly spend cap per workspace.

06Early access

In private beta. We're the first customer.

We're onboarding a small set of Swiss companies while the beta hardens. Planned pricing starts at CHF 29.90 a month. Tell us about your company and we'll tell you when it's your turn.

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