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Search and open your recent Xcode Projects, manage your Simulators & Apps,
create Swift Packages & Playgrounds and quickly clear Xcode cache files.
Simulator launches respect the macOS default application for devices:// links,
including third-party viewers. No additional Raycast preference is required.
If the link handler cannot be opened, the extension falls back to Apple's Device
Hub or Simulator on older Xcode versions.
View and open your recent Xcode Projects from the menu bar.
Search and open your recent Xcode Projects.
Show Swift Package Dependencies of a Xcode Project.
View and open your recent builds from the menu bar.
Search recent builds which are installed in a Xcode Simulator.
List Apple devices with their product name and device code name.
Manage your Xcode Runtimes.
Manage your Xcode Simulators.
Search, download and view the latest Xcode Releases.
Open Apple Developer Documentation.
Add a Swift Package from an URL to a Xcode Project.
Create a new Swift Package and open it directly in Xcode.
Create a new Swift Playground and open it directly in Xcode.
Search user defined Xcode Code Snippets.
Create a new user defined Xcode Code Snippet.
Open the given URL in Simulator.
Removes the ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData directory.
Removes the ~/Library/Caches/org.swift.swiftpm directory.
Removes the ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData/Previews directory.
Deletes devices that are not supported by the current Xcode SDK.
Deletes runtimes that are not supported by the current Xcode SDK.
devices:// handler, with a fallback to Apple's Device Hub or Simulator.launchSimulatorApplication to open Device Hub on Xcode 27+, falling back to Simulator.app.rm command. This way apps that are going to be deleted will be deregistered from Launch Services.