We have one meeting with the entire team per week – that’s it. We
work autonomously, communicate asynchronously and collaborate
ad-hoc. Every week, we demo what we’ve accomplished.
Once a year we bring the entire team together. In 2021, we rented a
villa in Dubai where we launched our Extensions API, drove quad
bikes in the desert and competed in top golf. We can’t wait to see
where it takes us this year.
Many of us left companies because bureaucracy killed product
development. We are here to build a great product with like-minded
people. Everything else doesn’t matter.
We have one meeting with the entire team per week – that’s it. We
work autonomously, communicate asynchronously and collaborate
ad-hoc. Every week, we demo what we’ve accomplished.
All of us use Raycast every single day. We have internal extensions
to write weekly updates, ship releases and more. It makes a huge
difference if you build something that you actually use. Many
features came out of our daily problems.
It isn’t all work and no play. We get together regularly to play
games, make pancakes or other virtual activities. Our #watercooler
Slack channel is jammed with photos outside of work and weekend
plans.
We have one meeting with the entire team per week – that’s it. We
work autonomously, communicate asynchronously and collaborate
ad-hoc. Every week, we demo what we’ve accomplished.
Our aim is to continue making the best product we can. We bias to
action and shipped 37 releases in 2021, including big features such
as our Extensions API and hundreds of bug fixes and improvements.
We surround ourselves with the best work tools available. Figma,
Linear, Notion, Cron, you name it. This environment sets the
standard for our software.
Get direct feedback from passionate users, who actively contribute
to the product with 600+ script commands and 200+ extensions, and
work with the community to make Raycast even better.
We are a fully distributed company with 16 people, 3 dogs and 5 cats
in 9 countries. Everybody works on the schedule that fits them best.
It allows us to structure our work around our lives and not the
other way around.
Want to work in a warm city during the winter? Go for it. If
you’re at lunch or you’re taking your dog for a walk during the day,
set your Slack status so the rest of your team knows about it.
