Raycast’s current sync work shows the ambition behind a smaller team’s cross-device software bet
An indie-software analysis of Raycast’s platform expansion.
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Indie
Penpot’s design-to-code tools make the open-source alternative worth another look
An indie discovery for teams evaluating collaborative design software.
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Standard Notes is improving the unglamorous part of private software: finding what you wrote
An indie-software overview of Standard Notes’ new search tools.
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Obsidian 1.14 shows why local-first software still has room to grow alongside AI suites
An indie-app update on Obsidian’s new organisational features.
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Raycast 2.2 makes a stronger case for independent desktop software that respects model choice
An indie-software analysis of Raycast’s new model options.
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How to build a lightweight Mac planning stack with Raycast and Superlist
A good modern planning stack does not need to be massive. Raycast and Superlist make sense together when you want quick capture, clearer follow-through, and less app-switching.
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How to choose between Everything, Windows Search, and PowerToys Run in 2026
These three tools solve different search problems. Choosing well means deciding whether you need file recall, action launching, or operating-system breadth.
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Superlist overview: attractive pricing is only part of why this task app is getting harder to ignore
Superlist’s current pricing and feature split suggest a product trying to stay pleasant and lightweight while adding just enough AI to feel contemporary rather than overbuilt.
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Everything review: the Windows file search utility that still embarrasses heavier alternatives
Everything remains one of the clearest examples of utility software winning through speed, restraint, and honesty about what it is actually for.
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Raycast AI review: why the current pricing and cross-device story make more sense than they used to
Raycast’s AI layer now looks less like an experiment bolted onto a launcher and more like a deliberate attempt to make one command surface useful across Mac, Windows, and iPhone.
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