Yes you can use your Spotlight hotkey for Raycast. In fact, this is what we recommend to keep your muscle memory. You can learn in the

Hotkey

Yes, Raycast is a full replacement for your application launcher. The built-in Search Files command allows you to quickly find the files that you're looking for.

Raycast is designed to be clean and fast with less noise. Hence, most searches are nested inside commands. There are two ways to open commands faster.

You can assign a hotkey to a particular command and open it directly. For example, you can set ⌥ B to the Search Browser Bookmarks command and search bookmarks easily. We also made a short video about hotkeys if you’re not familiar with it.

You can also assign an alias to any particular command and then type <alias> <space> in Raycast to open it. For example, you can set f as an alias to the Search Files command. Now you can open Raycast and type f <space> to search for files.

Yes! You can use

Script Commands

We are building support for multiple accounts as part of the API that we're currently working on.

Yes, this is an integrated feature. If it is not working for you, please double check that your permissions are up to date (required: Removable Volumes permission)

Right now, you can't open events with Google calendar as we depend on the Apple API, but this is something that we are looking into improving in the future.

The latest version of Google Drive (49.0 or later) stores files on a separate Volume which cannot be indexed by Spotlight. Because Raycast uses the Spotlight index to search for files and folders it returns no results for Google Drive.

As a work-around you can log in to the Google Workspace extension in Raycast and use the "Search Google Drive Files" command.

Open Raycast Preferences using ⌘ , or from the menu bar icon. In the Appearance tab, select the larger Text Size.

You can use the Export Preferences and Data command to save the required Raycast data in a config file. Copy the file to your other Mac and select it from the Import Preferences and Data command. Just opening the config file from the Finder will also open the same command.

If any of the extensions you use has some private data, Raycast will prompt for a password. You need to enter the password twice to confirm and then re-enter the same password while importing in another Mac.

In version 1.26.0, after launching the Store and Developer API, we moved some core Extensions that were previously built-in to Raycast to the Store. You'll now be able to find Asana, Browser Bookmarks, GitHub, G-Suite, Jira, Linear, and Zoom Extensions in the Raycast Store.

Yes you can, go to Advanced tab in preferences and select Vim Style

No, this happens automatically. It’s possible to manual check for new extension updates by using the command: Check For Extensions Updates

If you get the above dialog it means that your Raycast database password in your Keychain has been reset and no longer matching the one in Raycast. The only way to proceed from here is if you have a backup of your keychain (or timemachine backup)

How to get it from the timemachine backup:

This is because Firefox has disabled accessibility features by default. You can enable at your own risk by following the following steps.

Yes, Raycast is free for everyone to use, also corporate users.

Raycast can be removed from your computer like any other app. There are several apps in the market that can help you with the process. However, if you want to do it manually, here is where to find every file related to Raycast:

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