awork × Raycast

Your favorite project managementsuite – now at your fingertips

We developed a free, unofficial extension for Raycast, the powerful macOS and Windows launcher for apps, commands and workflows. It brings awork, the intuitive project management software from Germany, directly into Raycast.

Search for projects and tasks, create and edit tasks, and log time without leaving Raycast. Find what you need with awork’s project and task keys, or use @awork in Raycast AI to work in natural language, on macOS and Windows.

Commands & AI

Show keyboard shortcuts for

awork Icon Search Projects

Browse your projects or find them by name, project key or ID.

  • Open in Browser ⏎
  • Copy URL to Clipboard ⌘⏎
  • Copy Project Mail Address ⌃E
  • Log Time ⌃⌘⏎
  • Create Task ⌃C
  • Show Project Tasks ⌃⏎

awork Icon Search Tasks

Find tasks by name, project name, task key or ID, and optionally filter them by project.

  • Open in Browser ⏎
  • Copy URL to Clipboard ⌘⏎
  • Edit Task ⌃E
  • Create Subtask ⌃C (if available)
  • Copy Task ID ⌃I
  • Log Time ⌃⌘⏎

awork Icon Log Time

Log the time spent on a task or a project directly in Raycast.

Set the date, duration and type of work. Use project and task keys to find the right entry.

Press ⌘⏎ to submit.

awork Icon Create Task

Create project or private tasks, or add a subtask. Start from scratch or a selected project.

  • From Search Projects ⌃C
  • Create Task ⌘⏎
  • Create and Open in Browser ⌘⇧⏎

awork Icon Edit Task

Update a task’s details in a prefilled form, including status, assignees, dates and priority.

  • From Search Tasks ⌃E
  • Save Task ⌘⏎
  • Save and Open in Browser ⌘⇧⏎

awork IconAsk aworkRaycast AI

Use @awork to find projects and tasks, log time and create or edit tasks in natural language.

Task creation and edits require your confirmation.

Built from our daily work with awork

We use awork to organize projects with our clients. The extension grew out of the small things that come with that: capturing a follow-up during a client call, finding the task a colleague just mentioned, or logging time after a review. Each is a quick action — until you have to navigate back through your project workspace.

Being able to create and edit tasks was the most requested addition to the extension. It closes a gap in that workflow: finding a task in Raycast no longer means opening the browser just to change a detail. And a new follow-up can go straight into the project you’re already looking at.

With @awork in Raycast AI, you can also turn a request like “Create a task to review the homepage in our website project” into an awork task, with the details shown for your confirmation.

Installation & Authorization

To use the extension, add an API client in awork under “Settings / Integrations / API clients”. You may need administrator permissions. The extension only gives each user access to projects they are already allowed to access in your workspace.

Use the following example values:

  • Name: awork Extension for Raycast
  • Client ID: raycast-awork-extension
  • Redirect URI: https://raycast.com/redirect?packageName=Extension (select “+” to add it)

Copy and save the new client secret.

Install the extension from the Raycast Store, then enter your client ID and client secret. You’ll be taken to awork to sign in and then redirected back to Raycast.

Download

The unofficial awork Extension for Raycast is available for free in the Raycast Store or directly in Raycast.

Download from Raycast Store
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Acknowledgements & Disclaimer

We use awork and Raycast ourselves, and the extension is part of our team’s daily workflow. The team at awork helped us test it and were enthusiastic about the result. Thank you for your support, and for building our favorite project management software!

Nonetheless: This project is not affiliated with, associated with, authorized by, endorsed by, or in any way officially related to awork. The official awork website can be found at https://www.awork.com. "awork", "Raycast" and related names, marks, emblems and images are registered trademarks of their respective owners.