It’s a good “marketing” response, but:

What % of raycast queries are shortcuts, quick keys, clipboard history?

What % of future customers care about these additional features?

What happens when computer use is good enough in macOS or from a frontier lab like OpenAI?

They’ve raised a bunch of VC money. The only thing that matters now is growth. See also Browser Company.

So @Apple added Shortcuts, Quick Keys, Clipboard History and a Menu Item search to Spotlight?

What about:
• Uninstall apps completely
• Search and download GIFs and emojis
• Search @figma files
• Search the web with AI context
• Do math, unit conversion, and date

Thomas Paul Mann

It’s a good “marketing” response, but:

What % of raycast queries are shortcuts, quick keys, clipboard history?

What % of future customers care about these additional features?

What happens when computer use is good enough in macOS or from a frontier lab like OpenAI?

They’ve raised a bunch of VC money. The only thing that matters now is growth. See also Browser Company. 

https://x.com/thomaspaulmann/status/1932158501750796724

Great points. The focus on shortcuts and quick keys might become less relevant as AI-driven interfaces evolve. Growth pressure from VC funding could overshadow user-centric features. Excited to see how companies like Browser Company navigate this landscape.