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Uninstall
action showing the wrong app name for certain apps.
Announcing the Raycast Translator - the quickest way to translate. Simply type or dictate your text, and the language will be detected automatically. It supports over 100 languages and you can even listen to the translated text to learn how to say it. Why not give it a try?! Viel Spaß!
Note: The command is part of our paid Pro subscription . You can use the Google Translate or Deepcast extensions as free alternatives.
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Well, your Mac just got even smarter with GPT-4! Upgrade to OpenAI's most capable model to use it in Raycast's AI Chat and AI Commands. The model is great for tasks that require more creativity or advanced reasoning.
Note: GPT-4 is a paid add-on of Raycast Pro, priced at $8 per month when billed annually. This add-on will be available for Teams soon.
Copy Chat Deeplink
action. Together with Quicklinks, you can now include specific chats in Raycast’s root search.
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.
small
size is more compact, and the
large
size has been refined.
The Fix Spelling and Grammar AI Command has been subtly updated and now highlights the changes it has made. This highlighting helps you to identify if your original text has been corrected. It's just a small quality of life improvement.
Clear Chat
action to clear all messages in the current chat.
rayconfig
file when
Settings
export is disabled.
Ask AI
command.
Export Settings & Data
primary action could be incorrectly disabled.
New improvements make Raycast AI more powerful, allowing you to customize it to your needs and have it in sync across all your Macs.
We’ve re-written the Snippets Injection Engine from the ground up to make it more reliable and performant and consume less resources. We have also added better support for the
{cursor}
placeholder and improved the injection cancellation behavior.
My Schedule
now has pagination, allowing you to load more than just next month’s events. We actually released this in 1.53.0, but forgot to add it to the changelog 🤷♀️
Open With…
action to quickly open a link with a custom application
U+1F642
rayconfig
exports
Paste with Skin Tone…
and
Copy with Skin Tone…
actions
Improve your prompts with additional context by adding
Dynamic Placeholders
. You can choose from the selected text, your clipboard history, or up to three arguments to input additional text. Create versatile AI Commands, like
translate {selection} to French
or
write a blog post about {argument name="Topic"} for {argument name="Target Audience"}
.
Note: We migrated previous AI Commands to use the selection placeholder.
Search Emoji
command (now renamed
Search Emoji & Symbols
).
{cursor}
suggestion if there is already one cursor placeholder used.
{clipboard offset=1}
It’s time to express yourself with a
new set of emojis
. Now available in the built-in Emoji Picker that you can use across all apps. We recommend assigning a hotkey, e.g.
⌘
⌃
Space
.
Note: macOS 13.3 or later is required for emoji 15.0
:smile:
⌃
E
and
⌃
A
would scroll instead of moving the cursor
Today, we’re introducing Raycast Pro , a paid plan that unlocks a new level of productivity. The subscription provides access to the following new features for $8 per month, billed annually. Everything you know and love about Raycast stays for free.
Raycast AI has become indispensable for beta testers in the last few weeks, who have generated over 500 million words. Now, we are making Raycast AI available to everyone. Use Quick AI to answer one-off questions, AI Chat as an assistant during workdays, and AI Commands to streamline tasks. Finally, AI feels right at home on your Mac!
Starting today, you can access Cloud Sync with a Pro subscription. All your Extensions, Quicklinks, Snippets, Hotkeys, and more are securely stored and kept up-to-date across your Macs. It’s also an ideal backup solution, allowing you to move to a new device in minutes.
Make Raycast your own with gorgeous themes. Opt for a pre-made one or design your own with the brand-new Theme Studio and share it with the community.
Keep an indefinite history of everything you have copied with a Pro subscription. New options allow you to store previously copied content for up to 6 months, 1 year, or indefinitely.
Need a quick answer? Quick AI is here to help! Just open Raycast, type your question, and press
Tab
to get the response. Whether it’s a programming question, content iteration or dinner suggestion - it’s all just a
Tab
away!
Raycast AI is in beta. Join the waitlist and watch this video to get a preview of Quick AI.
raycast://ai-command/<slugified-command-name>
. Learn more in the
manual
.
⌥
/
⌘
/
⇧
+ arrows left and right to move cursor in search bar
Top Center Two Thirds
command
Center Half
command now cycles between center 1/2, 1/3 and 2/3 widths.
My Schedule
's “Next up” time formatting that would say
in 115 minutes
instead of
in 1 hour, 55 minutes
.
Fix Spelling and Grammar
couldn’t be favorited in the Root Search.
Create AI Command
.
Now you can enter color values in the Root Search to see a preview. An action lets you quickly copy it in other formats, such as HEX, HSL, RGB, NSColor and so on. Try it out:
#FF6363
.
Raycast AI unlocks the power of AI on your Mac. We’ve been working with our beta users to improve the experience over the last few weeks. Today, we are releasing three new features, plus some minor fixes. Join the waitlist to supercharge your productivity.
You can now open Raycast AI in a separate, resizable window that stays on top of other apps. This makes it the perfect companion for your workday. To enable the separate window, go to Raycast Settings → Extensions → Raycast AI .
💡 Pro tip: Assign a global hotkey to the “Ask AI” command to quickly focus the chat.
Chats are saved in history, so you can pick up where you left off. For example, writing your next hit iOS app. To access previous conversations, press
⌘ + P
in the Ask AI command. To start a new one, press
⌘ + N
.
AI Commands can paste or insert their AI-generated text directly into the frontmost application. To replace your selected text, just press
⌘ + ↵
when launching an AI Command. Or, press
⌥ + ↵
to insert the generated text below the selection.
raycast://script-command/<slugified-file-name-without-extension>
. Learn more in the
manual
.
Unlock the power of AI anywhere on your Mac. Write smarter, code faster, answer questions quicker, and do so much more. Today, we're opening up early access for the next generation of Raycast - a productivity tool for professionals that uses AI to help you get more done in less time.
Sign up for our waitlist and watch this video to get a sneak peek of Raycast AI.
this
(if you read this changelog in the app).
A convenient way to launch any command inside Raycast from an URL scheme.
Whether you want to launch a command from your own extension, the Calculator History, or the Clipboard History, you can easily do so using Deeplinks. The format is easy to remember, making it easy for you to use Deeplinks to your advantage.
raycast://extensions/<author-or-owner>/<extension-name>/<command-name>
You can read more about how to use Deeplinks here .
-
and
_
characters are no longer treated as delimiters when using the
After Delimiter
expansion options. So they can safely be used in snippet keywords.
Flight tracking is now one of the core capabilities of Raycast. A lot like quickly getting the answer to a calculation or conversion question, enter any flight code in Raycast (e.g. DL234, KL1620 or LH962) search bar to immediately get real-time information about that flight, including up-to-date information on departure and arrival times, flight status, and when in flight, the approximate position of the plane in a new map view.
Take a glance at your productivity over the past year, from launching Raycast, to your use of Extensions and Applications, and visualize your developer stats and time spent in meetings.
Get a better understanding of how you’ve used Raycast, broken down by the hour, what features you use the most, and maybe some features you’re missing out on.
Post a snapshot of your stats and summary by clicking
Copy as Image
in each section, then paste your media to share.
Disclaimer: Most of the data displayed is stored locally, and Raycast does not have access to it. If you moved between machines during the year, some of the data might have been lost. If you’ve used Raycast for less than 30 days, you will not have enough data to be displayed – but there’s always next year!
.
to the folder’s name
macOS Shortcuts are now more deeply integrated inside Raycast! Their custom icons as well as their folder will be shown in Raycast - and if a shortcut accepts an argument, you will be able to input it right there.
Important: Requires accessibility permission. Raycast will prompt it in the root search or when running any shortcut.
~
).
Some Window Management commands got a new superpower. If you repeatedly execute the left, right, top, or bottom half, it will cycle through different sizes. By default, it cycles through ½, ⅔, and ⅓. You can change it to cycle through adjacent displays or display the behavior on the preferences of the Window Management extension.
Ever wanted to peek into your recent calculations? With the new “Calculator History” command, you can find everything you calculate in Raycast. You can also pin items to keep an eye on changing currency rates or countdown to your favorite event.
authuser
param would be missing in Google Meet URLs
This one is for all the keyboard aficionados: You can now use double-tap hotkeys in Raycast! Tap a modifier key twice to toggle Raycast, launch apps, and open commands or quicklinks. Supported modifiers are ⌘, ⌥, ⌃, and ⇧. Set the hotkeys via the Raycast preferences.
Links got visual in Raycast! Copied URLs preview their social card image in the Clipboard History and Manage Quicklinks commands. The preview makes finding what you’re looking for more straightforward, and any additional information got moved below the image.
rayconfig
export.
Having a more flexible search has been one of the most requested features from our community for a long time and, in this release, we are excited to bring “Fuzzy Matching” to the Root Search.
You can now match applications, extensions, or scripts by writing any of their letters independently of their position in the result’s title, subtitle, keywords, or alias. For example:
ftime
for “Facetime”,
msg
for “Messages”, or
utub vid
for the “Search Youtube Videos” command.
⚡ Pro tip: Go to the Advanced Raycast Preferences to tweak the Root Search Sensitivity. The sensitivity controls the amount of matching results.
The performance and functionality of the calculator got improved under the hood. It now supports more scientific units, statistical calculations, and better date handling with natural text. You can find more about what the calculator can do you here .
Show events in menu bar
preference by dragging the
Calendar Events Menu Bar Extra
out of the menu bar while holding down
⌘
.
Recent Words
section when the search term is empty containing the list of recently opened words.
⌥
key while dragging. If you keep the key pressed while dropping the content, Raycast opens again. This makes it convenient to drag multiple items in a row.
Save as Snippet
action.
We announced Raycast to the world almost two years ago. Since then, the design of the macOS app has mostly stayed the same. But many things around it have changed. Today, we’re announcing a fresh look and feel to address the feedback and demand from our growing community.
We’ve made these five changes to make the app even easier and faster to use while maintaining its beauty through simplicity:
Read more about the changes and why in this blog post .
You can now share Snippets with members of your organization. It's an easy way to share information and frequently used text. Shared snippets are ideal for canned email responses, code, templates or short phrases.
Insert
0xC0C0A
in Raycast to activate the beta team features
{date "yyyy-MM-dd"}
or use any valid format defined on the Unicode date patterns here.
Import Snippets
command. Learn more about the supported format
here
.
With this new tool, Raycast takes a photo of Raycast to make sure it’s taken from the best possible angle, use it to share your Raycast experience with others.
Enable it under the advanced tab in preferences.
You can now make your snippets dynamic with placeholders. Add placeholders by typing the keywords within curly braces like
{cursor}
or
{date +2d}
.
We support various date and time combinations, the current text in the clipboard, and modifying the cursor position.
You can now share Quicklinks with members of your organization. It's an easier way to access information and ideal for links to your company's roadmap, dashboards, or other resources.
Insert
0xC0C0A
in Raycast to activate the beta team features
inline
mode can work without
refreshTime
parameter. In this case, you need to refresh it manually.
Full text search comes to the Search Screenshots command. It’s now way easier to find that pesky screenshot you knew you captured, but couldn’t locate. Image text is indexed in the background, so the latest results should always be just a few keystrokes away. You can also search by filename or natural language dates, making screenshot search even more powerful.
raycast://confetti
URL scheme to trigger confetti. Especially handy to spice up those long running scripts.
AppleShowAllFiles
values through the Terminal easier.
Together with our community , we built up a developer platform to create, share and discover productivity tools. Now, we’re bringing this experience to teams. Create an organization, invite your teammates, and speed up your internal workflows. Raycast for Teams is free during the beta period, and we’ll iterate on it based on your feedback.
Insert
0xC0C0A
in Raycast to activate the team features and follow the
getting started guide
.
What’s using a Mac without emojis in 2022?! With our new Search Emoji command, you can find your favorite smileys and reactions quicker than ever to spice up your documents, tweets and pull requests.
Pro Tip:
Assign
⌘ + ⌃ + Space
as a hotkey to the Search Emoji command to replace the system emoji picker.
We’re pretty hyped about this one, as it is not only about browsing your screenshots, we now also have a new way of displaying content within Raycast – meet the grid! The first feature out is the Search Screenshot command, which will make it super easy to browse, copy and share your screenshots.
All the power of Snippets you are used to is now even better with support for rich text. Adding styles or links to your snippet is only a keypress away. You can continue to copy or expand snippets the same way and we’ll make sure your content is richer.
No more entering meetings in a panic because you’re late, enable upcoming events in your menu bar under the My Schedule extension preferences ✨
Preview extensions with screenshots, check out recent extension updates in their Version History
⌘⌥⇧V
, and open README’s
⌘⌥⇧R
on the new extension page in the Store website, with the new, highly-requested, rich extension metadata.
Time for a spring clean-up? You can now uninstall applications directly from Raycast. Just hit
⌘K
on any app in the root search, and select uninstall application ✨
⌘⇧E
keyboard shortcut for the “Share” action.
Paste to …
action would not remove text formatting.
Pick Emoji like a pro from any text area in Raycast. Quickly trigger the picker by entering a
:
and continue typing to select exactly the emotion you want. Alternatively use the standard system shortcuts
⌘⌃space
or
FnE
to display the full list of Emoji. Go on, express yourself 😆
⌘V
in Emacs app.
Store now highlights top picks by the Raycast team in a new Featured section, and the most downloaded extensions in the last week under Trending.
⌘⌥↑
and
⌘⌥↓
keyboard shortcuts.
Finding stuff with Quicklinks has become even faster now. Just select text in any app and press the hotkey for a Quicklink to search the selected text with that Quicklink. This was inspired by the Quick Search extension built by @iwfan and you can find details on how to enable it here .
Search App Store
Quicklink
Save as Quicklink
action. Pro-tip: use
⌘ ⇧ S
shortcut
Delete All Entries
action now has a dedicated shortcut -
⌘ ⇧ X
Open Support Directory
action to local dev extensions
prettier
checks to CLI
lint
command
Form.TagPicker
We're super thrilled to announce our Store and API to build, share and discover extensions. This lets you tailor Raycast to your needs. During the beta phase, our community has already built more than 100 extensions that you can search and install via the new built-in Store command.
This is a huge step forward, making Raycast extendable and paving our way to become the platform for productivity tools. We can't wait to see what you will come up with 🤗
Take your Raycast experience to the next level through a series of onboarding tasks with the new Walkthrough command. Complete tasks, track your progress, and discover the full power of our action panel, features such as the Calculator, Calendar, and Window Management, and global hotkeys you might not have used before.
It's happening! After months of testing, we are finally opening up the Raycast API for public beta. This is a big milestone for our community. A massive shoutout to everybody who helped us shape the API.
During the beta period, we want to further iron out the API and the developer experience before we fully incorporate the Store into the app for everybody.
Please check out our documentation on how to build extensions and participate in beta testing. Similar to script-commands we have an extensions repository where you can find all the extensions published in the Store.
We can't wait to see what you will come up with 🤗
⌘ ⌥ ,
)
Command + 1...9
shortcuts now work as expected in the
Search Menu Items
command
You might've spotted a tweet earlier in the week, hinting at something new. Well, the wait is now over. Searching your Shortcuts on Mac, and launching them from Raycast in macOS Monterey is here.
Search for your shortcuts title, and they will appear in your search results. Just hit
↵
to run the shortcut, and watch the magic unfold all from Raycast.
You can now use Quicklinks and Script Commands with single arguments as fallback commands, as well as sort them to fit your needs.
You've probably seen these in Raycast, when your search term doesn't have any matching result. It was a list of pre-defined commands like File Search, Google Search etc. Now, you can customize the list by clicking the new Settings icon, next to the title of the list section.
Use Raycast on more than one Mac or like to backup your custom Raycast config? Now you can easily transfer or backup your preferences and data, with the new export and import feature.
Use the "Export Preferences & Data" command to export preferences, aliases, hotkeys, favourites, snippets, quicklinks, floating notes and other data to a "rayconfig" file. Later you can import this configuration file, using the "Import Preferences & Data" command, on the same mac or start just where you left off on a new mac.
⌘ W
,
⌘ ⎋
and custom shortcuts you have assigned in Raycast will now work inside the
Search Menu Items
command as well
⌘ ⇧ ,
) on the root search will now always take you to the exact command in Preferences even if you are in a different tab or have a filter turned on
We've been continuously releasing updates throughout the last year to improve the app based on your feedback. Usually, we group smaller changes together with a highlighted feature. But sometimes we want to ship a small fix or improvement without making a big fuss out of it. Today we're introducing Silent Updates to iterate even quicker. Silent Updates install in the background, they don't have any release notes and you most likely won't notice them.
Going forward we'll still release regular updates but use Silent Updates for smaller bug fixes and iterations on our upcoming API, which we are currently alpha testing. More on the latter soon 😉
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(18 Quadrillion...)
Search through all menu items of the frontmost application with our latest addition to the Navigation extension. The Search Menu Items command is a great way to discover the functionality of an app without lifting your fingers from the keyboard.
✨ Pro tip:
Use a global hotkey to open the Search Menu Items command, e.g.
⌥ M
.
fullOutput
mode after a timeout same way as other commands.
List all open windows of your running applications and switch instantly. Search for window titles or app names and use the action panel to perform common window or application related actions.
We've been hard at work on improvements to File Search. There is a new filter menu so you can choose between searching all files on your Mac or just your user files. Results are more accurate and relevant than ever; we've also improved the algorithm, so it should be easier to surface results whether you search by name or for a specific file type. We've also improved compatibility with iCloud Drive.
"secure": true
to the argument configuration. More details in
documentation
.
We teamed up with wwdc.io to make it easy to keep up with this year's schedule. You can search for all sessions by title, topic or day in Raycast. If you have the WWDC app installed, you can favorite, download and watch all videos during next week and the days after. The command will be available after the keynote.
/opt/homebrew/bin
to default $PATH
Snippet expansion comes to Raycast. Simply type the snippet keyword in any app to have it auto-expand in-place. It's great for emails, code, messages or just flipping the table (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ .
To enable the expansion for existing snippets use the "Edit Snippet" action to add a keyword. You can add a keyword straight away when creating new snippets.
⌘ D
with the Quicklink selected from root search. Editing is also now much easier, using
⌘ E
and the same form
⌘ ⇧ ,
. It opens the preferences window and selects the item, so that you can set a hotkey or an alias easily.
You can now create short text snippets within Raycast. Great for jotting down ideas, notes, code, or just the shopping list 😃. Colors can also be stored as snippets, great for designers 🎨. You can easily copy snippets to the clipboard or paste them directly into the active application.
Use the Create Snippet command to add new snippets. View your existing snippets using the Search Snippets command. Enjoy 🎉.
You're going to love this! Everything you need to access quickly can be a Quicklink from now. Open frequently visited links in the browser, open project folders in your favorite IDE or Terminal, jump to your loved Spotify playlist and use queries to perform searches on Google, Dribbble or other websites. The best thing is that you can access it directly from within the root search.
Use the Create Quicklink command to add new links by specifying the name, link and the app that it should be opened with.
Go to Raycast Preferences → Extensions → Quicklinks to manage all your links.
.ini
files and invalid bookmark entries
We've added support for searching your Firefox bookmarks via the "Search Browser Bookmarks" extension. In addition to Chrome, Brave and Safari, you can now enable Firefox in the extension preferences and choose your profile in case you use multiple different ones.
⌘ L
or
⌘ Y
again.
⌘ Y
as a secondary keyboard shortcut to toggle Quick Look.
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and
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).
We found some long lost love in the Reminders extension and improved multiple aspects of it. You can now see the Lists to which each reminder belongs represented by a colored dot and when required use the new filter to view reminders from only a single list.
Organizing reminders while creating them is much easier now with the change in position of the list selector. Reminders in each section are sorted by due date and you can edit due dates from Raycast without needing to open the app!
We've extended the list of our built-in system commands. Meet new commands:
Missing something? Let us know using the built-in Send Feedback command. And don't forget to check out the script-commands built by our community, there are a lot of handy ones.
⌘ L
refreshTime
parameter for
inline
scripts to the "Create Script Command" command
⌘ Q
to avoid accidental quitting of the app. In order to close the app search for "Quit Raycast" command or use menu in the status bar.
You can now increase the font size in the Appearance tab in the Preferences window. The size is applied to the most frequently used screens and icons are resized accordingly as well. This makes Raycast more accessible and pleasant for users who prefer larger text.
Whilst holding down the
⌘
key, you'll now see numbers for each list item appear to make your decision a lot quicker and easier. Quickly select an item from the list by pressing
⌘
+
1 … 9
. No more counting down the list!
It's happening. Support for M1 is here. Unleash the full power of Macs that are spec'd with Apple Silicon chips. Geek info: To keep the size of our updates small, you only download the architecture you need.
⌘
1...9
shortcut to select pinned items
We've revamped the Extensions tab in Preferences , making it easier to search and manage your commands and scripts. You can also set aliases and hotkeys right from this list ( Note: The shortcuts tab was removed since it's no longer needed).
We've added a bunch of little upgrades to our already powerful calculator. It now shows you more context when making calculations, and a last updated timestamp on currencies.
For example, typing 400+200 will show 600 as normal, but now with the written version in the label. Currencies now show the name of the currency, and timezones will show the absolute time as extra context, plus many more !
↑
in an empty root search to navigate through previously searched terms. Previous calculations and scripts with arguments are supported as well.
delete
(backspace) key to go back now also work on screens without a search bar
fullOutput
mode
⌘
1...9
shortcut to quickly jump to N-th item in the list
fullOutput
mode 🎨
fullOutput
mode making them clickable and available via the action panel
The Linear extension got an upgrade! New joiners can use OAuth to sign with one-click, while existing users can continue to use their API token. We added a new command to show issues of the Active Cycle . The command works across teams and you can select a specific one that you're part of.
Sub-issues are ideal when you need to group more work. They're also great for breaking down tasks if different assignees work on the same issue. You can specify the parent issue when creating a new issue or select it via the Action Panel.
Estimates are a great way of communicating the complexity of each issue to calculate whether a cycle has more room left. You can estimate issues in Raycast via the Action Panel for existing issues or when creating new ones.
Last, we added actions to add or remove labels, change project and move issues to the next cycle.
That's it. It's our last release for 2020 😱 We wrapped up the year with a hackathon and a bug bash. The update is packed with small improvements and we couldn't resist to release some of our hacks. It's been great to rock this crazy year with all of you. We'll close the virtual Raycast HQ for a couple of days to recharge. See you all in 2021 🎆
We've added a new and frequently requested extension for searching your browser bookmarks. Search your bookmarks by name, domain, or tag, and open and copy links via the Action Panel. You can enable the extension in the preferences and choose your browser sources–currently we support the default profile of Chrome and Safari including reading list items. Happy browsing!
During the hackathon, we built a simple notes extension that stays on top of all other windows. The notes are a great way to write down your daily to-dos, prepare a tweet or jot down a thought you want to pick up later. You can enable Floating Notes in Preferences → Extensions.
💡 Pro tip: Use shortcuts to toggle the notes window for even quicker access.
⌥
+
↑
/
↓
) for the extension list
Use our new Contacts extension to look up your contact's details. Search for a contact by simply typing their name and use the Action Panel to start an email, copy information, call the person and more.
The Clipboard History now supports images, files, links and colors in addition to text. Filter by content type to search what you've copied before. New actions allow to reveal files in the Finder, open links in the browser or copy colors in different formats.
"percentEncoded": true
to input's metadata json and Raycast will make the argument safe for URL queries.
With the new Dictionary extension, you can easily get the definition of words and phrases. It supports all sources from the system Dictionary app and additionally checks spelling.
The new Window Management extension lets you move and scale other application windows with ease. Maximize, center or layout windows with a few keystrokes. And assign global hotkeys to perform common ones even quicker.
Create Script Command
will allow you to quickly create script files with all required metadata and permission flags.
optional
field.
@raycast.iconDark
parameter to specify the icon for dark theme.
Cmd
Shift
C
to make it consistent with
fullOutput
mode
in
and a list of folders, such as:
myfile in ~/downloads ~/projects
. Tip: if the folder path contains a space, put the path in quotes (
"/folder/path/with a/space"
)
£
as your system currency, you can type
$5
and get it directly converted into pounds
fs
alias to
File Search
, typing
fs
+ space will automatically go inside
File Search
command.
Cmd
Q
now when preferences window is active only closes the window and doesn't kill the app
Script Commands are a great way to extend Raycast. We're happy to announce custom arguments for scripts — starting with text inputs. Arguments allow you to go even further with tailoring Raycast to your needs. See our documentation for how to use them.
💡Pro tip: When typing alias + space, Raycast automatically moves focus to the first input field.
The new Search Repository command allows to find repositories on GitHub by name or owner. Open repositories in the browser or copy information such as the name or the URL via the Action Panel.
We added a new tab to the preferences to try out features and changes before they become officially part of the app. We may change those features based on your feedback.
These are the first two feature previews:
⚠️ After the update, you have to re-enable the Zoom extension. Sorry for the inconvenience.
7%4
returns
3
Ctrl
P
and
Ctrl
N
can be used to select the previous or the next item in a list
We're live! Today, we're making Raycast available for everyone. Thanks for being part of the beta!
Although Raycast tries to help you being more productive, some procrastination now and then is unavoidable. Consuming relevant news has now become prettier with our built-in Hacker News reader: Quickly scan through the top stories of the front page or switch to the "Show HN" list. You'll see the number of comments for each story and you can easily open the links and detail pages as usual via actions and shortcuts. The command can be enabled via the new Media package in preferences.
Our Zoom integration has now been approved and is available to you as new package with a number of handy commands (enable via preferences): Start Meeting lets you instantly create a new Zoom meeting, opens the app, and copies the join link for easy sharing to the clipboard. With Schedule Meeting some more options are available to you to set a start time, duration, meeting topic, and agenda. The command Upcoming Meetings presents an ordered list of your next meetings with actions for joining, copying meeting information, or even deleting meetings.
⌘
⏎
to paste the selected entry to the frontmost application
(this time for real)
.
⌃
K
/
⌃
J
shortcuts for moving up/down in lists
Welcome a new Preference panel Shortcuts , where you can configure aliases and hotkeys for commands to make it even quicker to open them. Thanks for asking!
Aliases are prioritized in the root search. They let you find commands with a few characters regardless of whether they have been used recently or frequently. This supports you in building muscle memory and navigating faster in Raycast.
Hotkeys make it possible to open a command with a global keyboard shortcut. For example, you can set
⌘
⇧
V
to open the Clipboard History from anywhere on your desktop. This way you gain some extra speed.
Notifications keep you responsive on GitHub across your repositories, organizations and teams. We added a new Notifications command that lets you sort out quickly what needs your attention. You can filter by repository, mark notifications as read and open them in the browser.
**
operator, e.g. both 2**3 and 2^3 now show 8 as result.
Raycast suggests your recently and frequently commands and apps but sometimes you want to have a fixed selection when opening Raycast. Now you can favorite any command or app to let it appear at the top of the root search. Hit
Command K
in the root to open the Action Panel and search for favorites to add, remove, and move items.
Want to take a quick glance on how many pull requests need your attention or how your stock portfolio performs?! Use the new
inline
mode and
refreshTime
metadata for Script Commands to show the output of your scripts directly in the root search of Raycast. The commands can run with a custom schedule so that your output stays fresh or your script is performed in the background for you. Find examples and documentation in
this repository
.
Tip: Favorite your dashboard item to show it always at the top of the root search.
Command W
now also pops to the root search in addition to closing the Raycast window. It's a quick way to reset Raycast for your next interaction.
⚠️ Important:
We changed permission scopes required to use GitHub so you will be asked to re-login to use this extension. To be more specific, we added scope
read:org
to be able to search repositories in your org and
notifications
for upcoming command that we’re building. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Need to find a project plan or the roadmap of the quarter? No more crawling your browser's history! Use our new commands to access your Google documents, slides and spreadsheets. You can open or download them or copy a link for easy sharing. The extension also has commands to quickly create new documents.
We use Linear for issue tracking and share our internal extension with you. The team utilizes it to create issues from anywhere on the desktop. And to check what needs our attention with the My Assigned Issues command. The extension also has a global search to find issues by title or description.
The GitHub extension got a new command:
Workflow Runs
. Use it to check recent runs of your automation workflows. Hit
Command-K
to re-run or delete the workflow run as well as open it in a browser.
Command-K
on the root search to perform the actions.
needsConfirmation
metadata parameter. More details in
documentation
.
silent
mode now displays HUD toast when executed if the script had standard output. It can be a great way to provide visual feedback.
compact
mode
Support for GitHub issues is here. Now you can use commands My Created Issues and My Open Issues to list and manage your backlog. Both commands work across your repositories by default. You can use a filter to select a specific repository.
Use the Create Issue command to quickly report a bug or add an issue to your project. The command also supports issue templates provided by your repositories.
Many of you asked for it and we've listened. Now you can create your own commands using scripts. It's a great way to extend the functionality of Raycast and tailor it to your needs. Make sure to check out this repo on how to get started. We also added some handy samples that you can grab.
Pro tip : Create a repository of your script commands and share it with your teammates!
Welcome Asana to our family of extensions! The extension allows you to create and access tasks from anywhere on your desktop. Use the Create Task command to create and assign new tasks. The My Tasks command is handy to see all your tasks in one place, making it convenient to complete your assigned work.
Now you have quick access to all your reminder lists of Apple's Reminders app. Use the Create Reminder command to make sure you don't forget about something. The My Reminders command shows all your open reminders, focusing on the overdue and upcoming ones.
Head over to the extension preferences to enable it.
This week’s release adds a new command to the GitHub Extension: My Pull Requests . This command shows your pull requests split into sections like created, assigned and mentioned. The bottom section shows your recently closed pull requests, making it a perfect source of truth for your daily update.
As usually, hit
↵
(or double-click any item in the list) to view more details about a pull request, including commits, labels, reviewers, etc.
Use the Action Panel with
⌘
K
to quickly merge accepted pull requests, copy their number or open them in a browser.
Have fun merging your next changes into master with Raycast!
.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md
in the
Create Pull Request
command
⌘
W
⌘
Escape
as a quick way to get to the root search from everywhere
Raycast now integrates with your Calendar. Use the My Schedule command to check your upcoming events. On the top you see a short summary of your day, followed by the upcoming days, weeks and months.
Use the Action Panel to join Zoom or Google Meet conference calls, email all attendees or take other actions.
The best thing:
Your next event shows up on the top of the root search. Just hit
↵
to jump into your Zoom call. It opens the app directly without any new tab.
Turn on the Calendar extension in the Preferences and gain control of your schedule.
All our form commands now support draft mode. You will not lose your changes if you press
Escape
in commands such as Jira Create Issue, GitHub Create Pull Request, Send Feedback, etc. You can always get back to your draft from the root search.
As the first step of a brand new integration with GitHub , you can now use the Create Pull Request command to quickly submit your code changes for review. Use the form to select branches, set the title and pick your reviewers. After creating the PR, you can open it in your browser. Head over to the Preferences to enable the GitHub extension.
So far you could filter selected Jira lists by various fields, but there might have been cases when you still couldn’t find what you were looking for. We’ve now added a Search Issues command that allows you to search for any text, project or issue key globally across all your projects. The global search is also available as a fallback search in the root search or in any Jira list.
We’ve added a My Filters command that shows issues for any of your saved filters including the ones that Jira automatically set up while creating boards. The filters are handy to see what's going on in your projects.
A little treatment for all international keyboard users! We now support all layouts, including more exotic ones like Dvorak or Colemak. If you have a MacBook with a touch bar, you can enable an alternative escape to get the proper keyboard haptics. Go to Raycast Preferences > General to enable it.
Sometimes, you can't find what you're looking for in the root search of Raycast. Now you see a list of fallback search suggestions on the bottom, allowing you to quickly search for your entered text in the File Search command, on Google or on DuckDuckGo .
Throughout our journey of development, we've been amazed by your enthusiasm and feedback. Now it's time to bring it to the next level. We move our ongoing community effort to Slack, making it easier to dive into feature requests and getting to know each other. You can join the community here or from the menu.
You can now select epics and sub-task types when creating new issues, and set epic links and sprints . Even more, we support a number of your configured custom field types (textfields, dropdown fields with search, checkboxes, and label fields)!
We've added a Suggestions section to the top of our root search so that you can access your frequently and recently accessed commands and apps more quickly; and search now supports fuzzy terms that include the extension name, for instance: searching for jci would show you the Create Issue command of the Jira extension.
It’s about time for a new version of Raycast. We’ve rebuilt the app to make it faster, more advanced and more beautiful. It features a brand new look, a much better Jira extension and lots of other improvements. Read on to learn more about what's new, it’s worth it!
We’ve revamped the entire look and feel of Raycast: It now takes up less of your precious screen real estate and augments with a beautiful vibrancy. In the lower right corner you’ll find a new action panel with one primary action and an expanded mode for extra super powers. Speaking of actions, we cleaned up a few things and added loading indicators for long-running operations and tooltips to a bunch of elements to help you out.
We’ve rebuilt the Jira extension with a new authorization flow, got rid of long initial syncing, and made everything faster. Issues are rendered with improved styling and new shortcuts let you trigger common actions more quickly. And of course we’re continuing to improve the Jira extension with some frequently requested features in our upcoming releases.
The Calculator got smarter and can process natural language to instantly evaluate expressions. Now you can solve complex equations (e.g. “3% of $134k”), convert timezones (e.g. “8pm London in Tokyo”), convert units (e.g. “5ft in m”) and currencies (“1 usd in eur”) or calculate dates (e.g. “monday + 3 weeks”) in a matter of seconds.
We’ve improved the
File Search
command with a list of recent files and more metadata in a new details area. You can open files with a specific application via the action panel or by pressing
⌘+O
on a selected file. In addition to opening files in Finder, you can directly copy file paths. Also, we’ve worked on general speed and stability improvements.
Raycast supports System Commands that allow you to control your Mac without having to use the mouse. You can change the volume, show the desktop or hide all applications with a couple of keystrokes.
The
Clipboard History
command was rebuilt from the ground up: Now you can pin entries so that they remain on the top of the list and are quickly accessible. The command uses different symbols for copied text, colors and links and you can open links via the action panel or by using the shortcut
⌘+O
. In addition, the command shows you when and how often you’ve copied the entries.
We added a
Preferences
window where you can configure Raycast to launch at login, set your custom global hotkey to toggle the app and choose your preferred appearance. Finally, we added a separate panel for Extensions to explore and manage all available commands. You can open the window from the menu bar icon or press
⌘+,
.
Not everyone enjoys the dark, so we’re happy to introduce SPF-50 — our new light theme! You can now safely use Raycast in the sun.