Toqan

Toqan handles the operational work—forecasting, competitor tracking, reviews, and marketing. You stay in control. AI does the execution

Toqan gives teams an AI workspace built by Prosus, letting people search the web, analyze data, build apps and dashboards, and put together a finished deck or report from a single prompt, without any setup or configuration beforehand. It's designed as an automation tool that remembers context across sessions and can keep working on a schedule, picking up where a person's thinking left off rather than starting fresh each time.

Toqan connects into tools teams already use, including Slack, Google Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Linear, and Notion, through MCP and OAuth, so once a connection is made it stays available without repeated setup. It's also built for non-developers to create internal tools: describing what's needed, such as an expense tracker that totals spending by category in real time, is enough for Toqan to build a working app that can then be shared with a team.

The site reports Toqan handling tens of millions of requests and tens of thousands of monthly users across SMBs, enterprise teams, and departments within the Prosus group, offering both a self-serve "Get started" option and a "Plan a demo" path rather than listing specific pricing plans.

Category: Automation. Pricing: freemium. Visit website

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