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What I’m Using

❤️ Essential, there is no other product that can replace it currently.

👍 First choice, but occasionally needs to be supplemented with other products of the same type to 100% meet my needs.

macOS App

A launcher, modern, fast, cool, supporting a lot of extensions; I’ve tried similar products like the well-known Alfred, but I’m not used to it.

Oh by the way, if you’re using Lark/Feishu, you can try my Raycast extension, Feishu Document Creator, which helps you create a new Lark/Feishu document with one click.

In Raycast, I still have some commonly used extensions:

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A Chinese input method engine that has been used for many years, can achieve 100% personalized input method, my configuration can be referenced to My Rime Input Method Configuration.

Terminal emulator, powerful and beautiful, cross-platform, ready to use, very suitable for me as a daily non-heavy terminal user.

Not just coding, but a system-level AI assistant.

Core functions are translation & OCR, ready to use out of the box, and also support a wide range of extended services. I have configured Kimi and DeepSeek’s API as translation services, and OCR uses the system’s built-in OCR service.

A tiny menu bar calendar.

Customize shortcut keys for my Logitech M720 Triathlon mouse, say goodbye to bulky and slow Logitech Options, and enhance the mouse scrolling experience.

Integrate multiple AI models into one chatbox.

Image compression app, high compression but high fidelity, pure local compression, native system experience, I once batch compressed thousands of images at once, fast and smooth.

Some special image file formats may not be processed.

The most commonly used code editor, minimalist and fast, almost completely replaces Visual Studio Code and Sublime Text.

I think the best Markdown editor.

Screenshot and pin, may not be the best screenshot app on macOS, but I’m very used to using it.

Manage multiple versions of Xcode, and significantly improve the download speed of Xcode.


This page is regularly updated as my workflow and tools evolve. Last updated: 2025-11