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O Raycast is an application — which we have already talked about here — that aims to expand the capabilities of the macOS with an efficient search engine and numerous functions.
More recently, the developer responsible for it announced the Raycast Notes with new resources — which is an expansion of Floating Noteswhich was already a function available in previous versions. Because of this, an internal shortcut was added so that the search for “floating notes” mostre as Raycast Notes.
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Among the changes, the commands “Toggle Floating Notes Window” e “Toggle Floating Notes Focus” were unified into a single “Raycast Notes” command. The existing Floating Notes keyboard shortcuts will continue to work perfectly in Raycast Notes.
Raycast Notes now supports formatting Markdownallowing for more structured notes. This offers various heading sizes, text decoration like bold, italics, strikethrough, etc., inline code and code blocks, indented and reordered lists, checklists, links, among others.
The following commands are also available in Raycast: Create Note e Search Notes. There are also keyboard shortcuts for all functions, which can be found in the new actions panel.
There is also the possibility of exporting notes in three formats: plain text, Markdown or HTML — ideal for composing emails or blog posts. Already the Quicklink makes it possible to quickly open specific notes with a keystroke.
O Raycast Pro custa US$8/month in the annual plan and $10/month on the monthly plan. There is also an option for teams that costs US$12/month in the annual plan or $15/month on the monthly plan. Pro subscribers have an unlimited number of notes, while the free plan offers up to five notes.
Or Raycast is available for macOS and the company is also about to release a version for iOS as well as one for Windows, both already with the option to sign up for a waiting list.
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**Interview with Jamie Ford, Product Manager for Raycast**
*Date: November 6, 2024*
**Interviewer:** Thanks for joining us today, Jamie. Raycast has recently introduced a significant update with Raycast Notes. Can you give us a brief overview of what this update entails?
**Jamie Ford:** Absolutely! The Raycast Notes update is an expansion of our Floating Notes feature, enhancing our users’ ability to organize and format their notes. We’ve unified the existing commands for Floating Notes into one straightforward command: “Raycast Notes.” This not only simplifies the process but also maintains the familiar keyboard shortcuts that users are accustomed to.
**Interviewer:** One of the features users have been requesting is the ability to format notes better, including the use of bullet points. How does Raycast Notes address this?
**Jamie Ford:** Great question! With the introduction of Markdown support, users can now format their notes more flexibly. This includes various heading sizes, bold and italic text, strikethroughs, inline code, and indeed, the ability to create bullets and checklists. This was a major request from our community, and we’re thrilled to finally roll it out.
**Interviewer:** It sounds like a great leap forward in functionality. Could you shed some light on the commands that are now available in Raycast Notes?
**Jamie Ford:** Certainly! Users can use commands like “Create Note” and “Search Notes” for easy access and organization. We’ve also implemented keyboard shortcuts for all available functions to streamline the workflow further. Everything is designed to help users get their thoughts down quickly and efficiently.
**Interviewer:** The integration of Markdown is quite exciting. How do you see this changing the way users engage with Raycast Notes?
**Jamie Ford:** We believe that allowing users to use Markdown will significantly enhance their note-taking experience. It encourages more structured and organized documentation, which is invaluable for users who handle a lot of information daily—like developers, writers, and project managers. The ability to easily format notes will foster creativity and productivity.
**Interviewer:** what feedback have you received from users so far about these new features?
**Jamie Ford:** The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive! Many users are excited about the Markdown capabilities and the inclusion of lists and checkboxes, which makes note-taking far more effective. We continue to listen to our community, and we’re committed to further improving Raycast based on their input.
**Interviewer:** Thank you for your insights, Jamie. It sounds like Raycast Notes is going to be a game-changer for many users!
**Jamie Ford:** Thank you for having me! We’re looking forward to seeing how users leverage these new features.
