Source
Raycast
Total Downloads
7,174,152
Last updated: May 31, 2025
Entries
1,921
Total records
| Downloads ↓ | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 21,268 | Raindrop.io | Search your Raindrop.io bookmarks |
| 20,252 | File Manager | Manage files from Raycast |
| 19,991 | Raycast Explorer | Explore snippets, prompts, and custom themes from within Raycast. |
| 19,083 | Google Meet | Start a Google Meet directly from Raycast |
| 18,816 | UUID Generator | A quick way to generate UUIDs without opening the browser |
| 18,636 | Unix Timestamp | Convert between unix timestamp and human readable form date |
| 18,429 | 2FA Code Finder | View 2FA codes from iMessage and Email |
| 18,059 | Installed Extensions | List your current installed Raycast extensions |
| 17,907 | Dash | Interface with the Dash application, allowing users to quickly search through documentation sets. |
| 17,857 | Google Drive | Fuzzy search files in the mounted Google Drive |
| 17,722 | Apple Intelligence | Use Apple Intelligence from the comfort of Raycast. |
| 17,718 | QR Code Generator | Generate QR codes from text or URLs. |
| 17,658 | Svgl | Search SVG logos via svgl |
| 17,648 | Amphetamine | Controls Amphetamine using Raycast |
| 16,996 | Git Repos | Quickly access your local git repositories and open them in your favorite editor or any app |
| 16,716 | Ruler | Measure Distance Between Two Points |
| 16,072 | Word Search | Search for synonyms, antonyms, spellings, rhymes and more |
| 15,795 | Google Fonts | Search and use fonts from Google Fonts |
| 15,612 | Gmail | Raycast Extension to manage Gmail |
| 15,387 | DevUtils | Navigate DevUtils faster with this All-in-one Toolbox for Developers |
| 15,044 | Search npm Packages | Search for npm package information |
| 15,024 | Word Count | Count the number of characters, words, sentences, and paragraphs in some text. |
| 14,993 | cURL | Keyboard-first HTTP client |
| 14,796 | Quick Calendar | View calendar month-by-month |
| 14,758 | Terminal Finder | Open currently selected Finder (or Path Finder) window in Terminal (or iTerm2, Warp, WezTerm) and vice versa |