... www.youtube.com/watch?v=73pdeHCGerA If you enjoy using @Raycast like me, you may have wanted it for years. The team collaborated with @nuphyteam to build a low-profile mechanical keyboard for instant access to your favorite commands. 14 custom keycaps Dedicated Hyper key Silent linear switches Made for macOS and Windows Launched on X yesterday , it sold out in 5 hours Good news: there's a waitlist you can join for the next batch. Join the waitlist raycast.com/keyboard ...

... release, but it fixes something that was quietly making a whole column useless. If your Mac's hosts file has a line like 127.0.0.1 shop.local, Local Services was showing shop.local next to every local port that answers on loopback Raycast, Google Drive, mysqld, all of them. Every line was true. Not one of them told you anything. A hosts name points at an ADDRESS, not at a service. So now it is said once, above the group: "On this ...

... doing the heavy lifting of building my very first Mac app to see if I could turn an idea into a functional tool for my own workflow. Even Charlie gave his thumbs up Took advantage of the @Glaze by Raycast awards to test my building skills! Enter PrettyShots A tool for creating beautiful screenshots. What s inside: - Easy screenshot uploads - Custom background selections - Export in high-res no watermark - $100+ saved annually on subscriptions (I've personally cancelled a tool ... ... that did this) The building part was easy, but the real work was refining the logic. I used Notion for the draft, Pretty Prompt for the refinement, and Glaze by Raycast

... really, to be fair. And if I did, then without knowing that they used extensions Comment from Farrukh Ahmed(@farrukh_ahmed8877): @busmark_w_nika Framer's a solid pick for the build itself. For pages worth studying, Raycast and Linear are two I'd point to - both do "minimalist but immediately clear" about as well as anyone on PH. Chrome extensions specifically are trickier because good examples are rarer than good SaaS pages, but the pattern that works is consistent ...

... that became irreplaceable in our daily product-building workflow: 1. Lovable & Supabase For rapidly prototyping and building production-ready apps without backend overhead. 2. PostHog Essential for tracking actual user interaction and feature usage right after launch. 3. Raycast & Notion Keeping our internal documentation clean and daily execution fast. Shifting to product mode made us realize that less is truly more when it comes to tools. I d love to learn from other makers here: How has your ...

... over, though, because it predicted something in a domain with no concurrency in it at all. I closed a bug today where a single hosts-file alias appeared on seventeen rows of a list the same name beside a Raycast helper, beside Google Drive, beside a database. Every line was true. The name really does reach all of them, because it names the loopback address and they all listen there. No line to blame, exactly as you put it: each ...

... effortless now. Direct conversations with individual developers also makes sense as the next step, since I need to validate whether a solo developer gets day-one value without a manager or team reporting layer involved. The bottom-up vs top-down point is the main thing I need to settle. My instinct is to start with the solo developer workflow first, then only move toward teams once the individual utility is strong enough to stand on its own. What communities ... ... solo devs, the tool and language communities beat the founder ones, because that is where people post what they are building instead of who they are. Start in the showcase and "what I built" channels of Discords like Raycast

... basic graphics together quickly. Youtube Songs are important for concentration Gmail and not only for communication, but also for storing ideas and sending myself email reminders for posts and one I am working on : StartupHQ to organize competitor research, validate ideas, and keep my roadmap focused. Comment from Sumit Singh Chauhan(@sumit_singh_chauhan): My 5: 1. VS

... back to work when your desktop has become chaos. We re getting ready for launch and I d love some honest feedback: How do you manage window overload on your Mac? Do you rely on Mission Control, Raycast, Cmd+Tab, or pure luck? Is this a problem you d actually pay to solve? Also happy to connect with other builders here. If you re working on something interesting, let me know. I m always looking for cool products ...

... Access controls can get super fine-grained, but only if you start inviting more teammates. The best products often feel simple at the start, then become more powerful as the user needs more. I think @raycast is a great example. It comes with hundreds of built-in features, with even more available through extensions. But it doesn't feel bloated because features are only surfaced if you explicitly search for them. The complexity is there, but it's organized ... ... anger and frustrations is where it's at Comment from Riya Pariyar(@riya_pariyar): i think users want to feel capable, not overwhelmed. simple and powerful aren't opposites, the question is just when complexity shows up. the raycast

... page. And I'm trying something new. Instead of just shipping what I think is right, I'd love to get your feedback! Which direction would you go for? Which one talks to you? Open to your thoughts: A. Raycast-style Near-black + grid. Centered pill nav. White CTA with a purple glow under the Mac window. Dark, sharp, developer. B. Light premium Off-white with a soft purple/blue/pink wash. Dark hero text with a subtle purple sheen. Feels polished ... ... could work if the product is positioning itself more as a taste/quality tool less prompt utility, more write better instructions and get better outputs. I d be cautious with A unless the Mac app is mainly for developers. Raycast

... planning to open up AI features like image and text generation such as the ones inside Image Playground and Writing Tools to third-party agent providers. Those features currently can tap into ChatGPT. With the change, third-party alternatives will be installable via their App Store apps. Apple has tested Claude and Gemini for this. Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): @Apple acquiring @Raycast

... experiment for my startup, @Pretty Prompt : Remove the monthly tier; offer only Free or Yearly (basically no monthly plan available). We decided to do this after doing some simple maths and seeing that 42% of users today choose annual vs our monthly plan. So what if I can take out the monthly option entirely? Has anyone here done something similar or has experience with this? I think a big part of PMF is also a different type ... ... Pricing Market Fit). Does removing monthly pricing hurt conversion or actually make pricing clearer and push more users toward longer commitment? So then I did a bit of research: @Screen Studio Monthly + heavily discounted annual ($29/mo vs

... with that depth of category knowledge bothered to ask the comparison question at all is the kind of signal a solo founder remembers. Watching the "notable voters" list fill in with people who are themselves building real things ( Scade.pro , Raycast, others). The launch reaching working builders, not just casual upvoters, mattered more than the rank number. I will keep showing up here. I just published a new blog post this morning reacting to an outside AI's read of Jootle ... ... following people who I feel will provide interesting views throughout PH, whether related to my product or not. To me I am treating everyone the same here, I'm not even sure I understand who are notable users vs

... www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdHfTOaK5SY The new Raycast is almost here. What should their team build/improve/fix? cc @thomaspaulmann @peduarte Comment from Ramji Selvaraj(@ramji_selvaraj1): Raycast

... mental space than actual time. The longer you push it, the heavier it gets. Getting it done first clears everything else. Comment from Susanne Ertl(@susanne_ertl): I ve noticed prioritizing gets tricky when it s not just work vs work, but work vs

... Rankfender rankfender.com Comment from Imed Radhouani(@imed_radhouani): @busmark_w_nika  hahaha ! I wish Product Hunt had the "reactions" button with smileys :D !! Comment from Emre Y lmaz(@emre_yilmaz_easyparser): For me, it has to be Raycast. I found it here a while ago and it completely changed my workflow. It's like a Swiss Army knife developers, everything from clipboard history to custom API scripts is just a keystroke away. It's the benchmark I use when thinking ... ... about great UX for developer tools. Once you go Raycast

... Kabir Salunkhe(@kabirsalunkhe): I end up using Figma most of the time too mostly because everything already lives there but it does feel like overkill for quick visuals. For faster stuff, I ve been experimenting with lighter tools like Raycast plugins or even basic templates. Feels like the real gap is between control and speed. Most tools give you one, not both. Curious what people here prioritize more in practice, speed or polish ...

... noticed that my Spotify @Raycast extension had stopped working and discovered that Spotify clamped down on its platform as of last month: Over time, advances in automation and AI have fundamentally altered the usage patterns and risk profile of developer access, and at Spotify's current scale these risks now require more structured controls. In response, we are making changes to Spotify for Developers to better protect creators, partners, listeners and the platform. These updates build on changes ...

... building internal tools, try vibecoding closer to the workflow instead of over-planning from a distance. Curious are you still doing heavy upfront specs, or have you started vibecoding parts of your stack? I used @Antigravity for Raycast to get this done. Model I used was @Gemini 3.1 Pro and @Claude by Anthropic ...

... Software Engineer, remote WW @Firecrawl is hiring a Developer Experience Engineer, remote WW @Kilo Code is hiring a Senior Software Engineer, remote EU @Mastra is hiring a Product Engineer, remote US @PostHog is hiring a Developer Marketer, remote EU @Raycast is hiring a Design Engineer, remote EU @Trunk is hiring a Senior DevRel Engineer, in San Francisco, CA More open roles in the previous editions: Hiring? Looking for work? [Startup Roles January 2026] Hiring? Looking for work? [Startup Roles December ...

... Claude Code, Codex, Cursor etc). But my next step will definitely be to look at my productivity stack and see where I can optimize and streamline. Simplicity is joy. Looking forward to trying to Dokably! Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): Raycast ...

... think 2026 will look like for developers? Join the discussion The job board Recent dev-first products launched on the site that are actively hiring. No affiliation, most of them are hiring across the board. Supported by DatoCMS . @Raycast is hiring a Design Engineer, remote EU @Appwrite is hiring a Developer Advocate, remote WW @Firecrawl is hiring a Developer Experience Engineer, remote WW @Thesys is hiring a Developer Advocate, in Bengaluru, IN @Mastra is hiring a Product Engineer, remote ...

... comes to a close, it's the perfect time to reflect on how Raycast has helped you be more productive and stay in flow. Take a look at your Raycast

... release notes @Flowglad is an open-source, webhook-free payment provider Best AI automation tools in 2025? ICYMI @aaronoleary and the Product Hunt team are currently looking for this year's best AI automation tools. I'd nominate: @Raycast - The app launcher is among the most followed products on Product Hunt with 19K followers; launched 3 times this year, introducing Raycast