Source
Raycast
Total Downloads
6,715,177
Last updated: May 02, 2025
Entries
1,839
Total records
| Downloads ↑ | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 72 | Ars Technica | Get the latest Ars Technica stories. |
| 72 | Elixir | Navigate Elixir's documentation without leaving Raycast. |
| 72 | Dog Images | Get a random photo of a dog. |
| 72 | M3O | Explore, discover and consume public APIs as simpler programmable building blocks. |
| 72 | Schoology - Grade Viewer | View your courselists, grades, graphs, and individual assignments quickly using Raycast. |
| 73 | PurpleAir | Reads Air Quality Data from a PurpleAir Sensor |
| 73 | SnapAsk | Get instant AI answers for your questions. |
| 73 | BMW | Control and view your BMW |
| 73 | Caschys Blog | The official Raycast extension for the German tech blog Caschys Blog (www.stadt-bremerhaven.de) |
| 73 | MAMP Utility | Search and organize your MAMP hosted website. |
| 73 | Beeminder | Manage your Beeminder goals from Raycast |
| 73 | Lacinka | Use belarussian lacinka on the go |
| 73 | Rocket.Chat | Search for teams, channels, users and change your presence status. |
| 74 | Private npm Packages Search | Search private npm packages. |
| 74 | SteamGridDB | Download and share custom video game assets and personalize your gaming library. |
| 74 | Markdown Navigator | Efficiently manage and navigate your Markdown files. |
| 75 | Typeform Navigator | Manage your Typeform account |
| 75 | VirusTotal | Check files, URLs, and hashes for malware using VirusTotal |
| 75 | Streamshare Uploader | Upload files to streamshare |
| 75 | Mound | A Raycast extension for the Pile journaling app |
| 75 | ServiceNow | Search and explore content across your ServiceNow instances |
| 75 | BookStack | Seamlessly integrates Raycast with BookStack to search and manage your documentation directly from your macOS desktop. |
| 76 | Apply Inline Code | Apply inline code style in common apps and websites |
| 76 | Cocktail DB | Search Drinks by Name or Ingredient via TheCocktailDB |
| 76 | Shakespearify | Convert plain boring English text to something like Shakespeare would write! |