A dozen new extensions this week — including two hardware remotes (Apple TV and WiiM), a full terminal emulator running inside Raycast, and a local two-factor code generator — plus updates that bring Windows support to Unsplash and speed up Messages.

Productivity

File Provider Progress — by @finia2NA

Surfaces macOS File Provider status — upload, download, indexing, and health — for cloud storage that syncs through the system provider (iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Google Drive, and similar), so you can see what's still syncing without digging through Finder.

RayTerm — by @EvanZhouDev

A terminal emulator that lives inside Raycast: persistent sessions backed by a local daemon, tabs, ANSI color rendering in an SVG view, adjustable scale, and built-in themes. Runs shell commands, REPLs, and full-screen apps like Vim without opening a separate terminal window.

PDF Expert — by @mattiacolombomc

A companion for Readdle's PDF Expert that fixes the truncated-tab-name problem when many PDFs are open: search every open tab by full file name and switch instantly, or reopen any of your ten most recent documents.

2FAS Authenticator — by @LockeAG

Search and copy TOTP two-factor codes with a live countdown, plus pinned and recently-used quick access. 2FAS is a popular mobile authenticator with no desktop app; this imports an encrypted .2fas export and generates codes locally in a Keychain-encrypted vault — no cloud, no network calls.

Updates to existing productivity extensions:

• Messages: fixed contact-name resolution and sped up loading.
• Quit Applications: now lists menu bar apps alongside regular ones.
• Windows Terminal: fixed profiles opening in System32 instead of their configured directory.
• Figma Shortcuts: completed the Figma keyboard-shortcut list, removed duplicates, and added four new categories.

Worth a Look

Cyber Security Pulse — by @kabaakh

Glance the latest cyber security news ranked by severity (Critical → Low) from curated RSS feeds like BleepingComputer, The Hacker News, Krebs, and CISA. A watched section pins news about your priority tech, and CISA KEV entries are enriched with the affected product and CVE. Client-only — no backend, API keys, or telemetry.

Apple TV Remote — by @camschroedes

Control an Apple TV from Raycast with a clickable remote grid, app switcher, Control Center, ±10s skip, and typing into on-screen search fields. It pairs over Apple's Companion protocol with an on-screen PIN and needs no Python/pyatv or helper apps — the first Apple TV remote in the store.

WiiM Remote — by @roele

Control a WiiM device from Raycast. WiiM makes network audio streamers and DACs that add wireless multi-room playback to an existing hi-fi setup; this drives one directly from the launcher.

Updates to existing extensions:

• No More Caffeine: added backdated logging and the ability to edit a recorded intake.

Wrappers for Other Services

From — by @albertolezaun-afk

A capture-and-search client for From, an outliner that classifies what you write into notes, tasks, and events and files them by context. Write a thought and it lands in today's note; full-text search opens any result in the Mac app or on the web.

Bangumi — by @maxchang3

Bangumi is a Chinese ACGN community and database for anime, books, and games; this client browses and manages your collections, tracks progress, shows the daily airing schedule, and searches subjects and characters.

Habitify — by @miguelrzazo

Built for people who track habits in Habitify, the cross-platform habit tracker; manage and check off your habits without leaving Raycast.

MEMO to flomo — by @moose-zhx

flomo is a lightweight note-taking service built around quick, tag-based memos; this extension sends Markdown memos straight to it and remembers your tag history for faster filing.

TinyFish Search — by @pranavjana

Connects Raycast to TinyFish, a web-search API: type a query, browse ranked results, open or copy any URL, and fetch clean Markdown page content for a selected result.

Updates:

• TinyPNG: new command to compress multiple images at once.
• Unsplash: added Windows support for wallpaper, clipboard, and save.
• Asana: fixed a pagination error in large workspaces.

From Raycast

Meet Glaze (July 1) — Glaze, Raycast's tool for building real desktop apps from a description, is now open to everyone.

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