An open-source command palette for macOS, Windows and Linux — where almost everything, including the features that ship with it, is an extension.
No modes to switch between and no menus to learn. Type what you want, and the thing you reach for most is already at the top.
Launch anything installed. Results reorder themselves around what you actually use.
Everything you have copied, searchable by type, with the image and the link still intact.
Reusable text with placeholders, expanded from the palette or as you type in any app.
35 tiling presets, custom layouts, and half sizes that cycle through ½, ⅔ and ⅓.
Chat, one-shot commands, agents and MCP tools — using your own API key, with no proxy.
Arithmetic, unit conversion and date maths, answered above the results as you type.
Links with a hole in them. Type a value, press return, and the right page opens.
Search screenshots by the text inside them, then paste, drag or copy the result.
A floating markdown scratchpad you can capture into without leaving the palette.
109 languages inline in root search. No API key and no account.
Any shell, Python or Node script becomes a command with a comment header.
Lock, sleep, restart, volume and media controls, without touching a menu.
OpenRay implements a @raycast/api-compatible runtime, so extensions written for Raycast build and run here.
Built on Tauri 2. Native windows, a real global hotkey, and one setup you can carry between machines in a single encrypted file.
MIT licensed, developed in the open, with no account and no telemetry. Your AI keys talk to your provider directly.