Hyperkeys are a handy utility in Raycast that simulate pressing control + shift + command + option simultaneously. This basically guarantees it will never interfere with other app-specific keyboard shortcuts.

I have my Hyperkey mapped to caps lock, since I never use that key anyways:

I recommend using the Hyperkey as a supercharged app switcher. For example, I have the following:

• ✦ + T = opens my task tracker in Notion
• ✦ + F = Figma
• ✦ + D = Dia
• ✦ + S = Slack
• and so forth

Where it gets really crazy is when you combine Hyperkeys with Window management . For example, when I’m coding I almost always have my IDE on the right half of my screen and my browser on the left half.

In Raycast you can create a window layout with your desired app configuration, like this:

And then map Hyperkeys :

So now, no matter how my windows are arranged, I can press ✦G to instantly open my coding setup. The possibilities are endless!