A dozen new extensions this week, heavy on task managers and small macOS quality-of-life tweaks, plus updates that add Windows support to two more extensions and live scores to the World Cup menu bar.

Productivity

TXTodo — by @nx-alejandrolacasa

Manage tasks stored in the plain-text todo.txt format directly from Raycast, with your ~/todo.txt as the single source of truth — every action reads and rewrites the file with atomic writes, so it plays well alongside other todo.txt tools. Includes view presets (Active / Today / This Week / Overdue), +project/@context tag filters, structured quick-add with priorities and due-date presets, a done.txt archive, and a grouped menu-bar item.

macOS Appearance Changer — by @neo773

Switch macOS between light and dark appearance straight from Raycast.

Move Cursor to Next Display — by @jsiu93

macOS commands to jump the mouse cursor between displays — next, previous, or to the target display's center — preserving relative position via a native Swift/CoreGraphics bridge. Handy on multi-monitor setups where you'd otherwise drag across screens.

India Toolkit — by @kur-ankur

Three free, no-API-key utilities for Indian users: a GST calculator with CGST/SGST (intra-state) or IGST (inter-state) splits and lakh/crore formatting, IFSC bank-branch lookup via Razorpay's open API, and bidirectional PIN-code search (code → post offices, or area → codes) via India Post.

AsafAmos — Accessibility Scanner — by @asafamos

Scan any public URL for WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA accessibility violations using axe-core 4.11, with results grouped by severity and linked to the relevant WCAG criteria. Also generates a Hebrew accessibility statement (תקנה 35).

Mach Triage — by @mwhobrey

Triage tickets across Jira, Linear, and GitHub from the keyboard — full-text search, a Today board with Active/Stuck/Next/Done lanes, status changes, comments, and work logging. It talks to the local-first Mach Triage desktop app over a localhost bridge, so all ticket data stays on your machine (the desktop app must be installed and running).

IBM Bob — by @fbuetler

A fork of the Cursor recent-projects extension adapted for IBM Bob — search and reopen recent projects without reconfiguring an editor extension each time you switch apps.

Updates to existing productivity extensions:

• Warp: the Open Directory command can now be scoped to configurable root folders instead of searching everywhere.
• ado-search: added Windows support and a customisable work-item state order.
• Trello: opens boards and cards in the desktop app on Windows, with a new Default Open Target preference.
• Toggl Track: new Quickstart New Timer command, plus the running entry's project total now shows in the menu bar.
• Figma Files: new "Open File URL from Clipboard" command.
• Fuzzy File Search: -d/-f directives to restrict a query to directories or files.
• Cursor: new "Show Active Workspaces" command.

Worth a Look

Commit Streak — by @aundurraga

Tracks your GitHub contribution streak in the menu bar via the GitHub GraphQL API, with milestone icons on days you've committed and a snowflake for days you haven't; auto-refreshes every 10 minutes. Needs a GitHub personal access token with read:user.

Updates to existing extensions:

• World Cup: added a menu bar and live score commands, with the dropdown scoped to a day window around today.
• Monocle: new commands for the screen-dimming focus tool's monocle:// endpoints — set blur, grain, monochrome, and tint color/preset.

Wrappers for Other Services

Dida365 — by @Maxaccurate

Dida365 (滴答清单) is the China edition of the task manager TickTick; this Windows-only extension adds, lists, completes, and postpones tasks through the official Dida365 API, plus a Clipboard-to-Task command with Chinese/ISO date parsing.

Ultrahuman Insights — by @ary4n

Ultrahuman makes the Ring AIR, a smart ring that tracks sleep, HRV, recovery, and movement; this extension surfaces those daily metrics with a menu-bar sleep score, split-pane detail views, inline SVG trend charts, and a few Raycast AI tools. It's a richer sibling to the existing ultrahuman extension and points to it in its README.

Kobbe — by @michael-andreuzza

A Raycast client for Kobbe, a privacy-friendly web-analytics service that tracks traffic, events, and revenue attribution. With a read-only API token, you can browse site overviews, top pages, and revenue without opening the dashboard.

SaaSFlow — by @apeiniger

Built for SaaS founders who use SaaSFlow, a financial-analytics service covering MRR, cohorts, cash flow, P&L, and retention. The extension keeps current CMRR (or MRR) and cash balance in the menu bar and adds read-only AI tools for querying the rest of your SaaSFlow data.

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