Pedro Duarte

This week, Pedro shared his top 3 commands on Raycast, with Notes, Emoji, and AI being his most used features. He also mentioned the new Raycast Wrapped 2024 feature, which provides insights into users' productivity over the past year.

Pedro is excited about the new project Base UI, led by Colm, who originally funded and created Radix. Base UI offers 25 accessible UI components and is compatible with any styling engine. Pedro congratulated the team on shipping the project.

Pedro mentioned that Figma is just a tool, and he's impressed by Inga's designs, which were all created on Figma. He also shared a video showcasing a good rebranding example.

Pedro reflected on the past year, proud of all that's been achieved. He shared a tweet from Raycast, highlighting the year's accomplishments and looking forward to the new year.

This week, Pedro Duarte shared his favorite tools, including Raycast, and how it helps him stay in flow. The Raycast team shared several tips and features, such as the 'Fix my dash' AI command and Emoji Keywords. Users also shared their experiences with Raycast, highlighting its ability to reduce distraction and increase productivity.

Pedro Duarte shared his favorite tools for staying in flow, including a launcher, browser, editor, terminal, and content scheduler. He also mentioned the importance of using the right tools to increase productivity and reduce distraction.

The Raycast team shared several tweets about their Advent Calendar, which features tips and tricks for using Raycast. Users also shared their experiences with Raycast, highlighting its benefits and suggesting new features, such as integrating Raycast with Setapp.

Pedro Duarte shared some personal projects and interests, including developing a roll of film and sharing photos of London. He also mentioned his excitement about using Threads and his appreciation for 'perfect imperfections'.

This week, the Raycast team started their Advent Calendar, sharing tips and features with their community. They also released a new version, v1.87.0, which includes a feature to manage auto-quits for apps. The community is excited about the updates, with one user calling the new feature 'so much better' than Twitter search.

The author of the tweets shared some new tools and features they're excited about, including a new web browser called Dia, an emoji picker for macOS, and a feature to auto-quit apps after a certain period of inactivity.

The author engaged with their community, responding to questions and comments about Raycast and other topics. They also shared a video about mastering Quicklinks in Raycast and encouraged their followers to subscribe to their YouTube channel.

The author shared some personal projects and interests, including selling a Paraboot loafer and enjoying a new instant camera. They also shared a photo of someone enjoying calamari after successfully annoying 60,000 people.

The team at Raycast has been busy this week. They considered offering a Black Friday deal on Pro subs and merch, and eventually announced a discounted price for a year of Raycast Pro with advanced AI features. This deal includes access to various AI tools like OpenAI GPT-4 and Anthropic Claude, as well as other perks like cloud sync, unlimited notes, and custom themes.

Pedro Duarte also shared some personal updates, including setting up a new backup MacBook Air and installing Raycast, as well as reflecting on the success of his personal website which launched a year ago. He also shared a tip about a great starter camera for analog photography, the Olympus XA2.

The Raycast team started an Advent calendar, where a different team member shares a tip each day for 23 days. This initiative aims to engage with the community and provide valuable insights and tips.