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Quicklinks turn a web search, a web address, a file or folder, or an app’s deeplink into a command you run from SmartBar. Placeholders fill in the link with what you type, the clipboard, the selected text, or the date. Enconvo comes with Google, YouTube, and X searches ready to use. Quicklinks open a destination. Web Search instead brings search results into an AI answer, and Browser Use lets an Agent work in web pages.

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Search the web from SmartBar

  1. Open SmartBar and find Google Search in Browser, YouTube Search in Browser, or Twitter/X Search in Browser.
  2. Type your search text as the command’s input. Selected text works too.
  3. Run the command. The search opens in your default browser.
  1. Run Create Quicklink from SmartBar.
  2. Enter a Name, such as Search GitHub.
  3. Enter the Link: a web address, a file or folder path, or a deeplink. Click Insert Placeholder to add one, such as https://github.com/search?q={argument}.
  4. To open it in a particular app, enter an app name such as Safari, an app path, or a bundle id in Open With. Leave it empty to use the default app.
  5. Click Save. Search for the quicklink’s name in SmartBar to run it.
When you run a quicklink, the text you typed or selected fills its first argument. If a required argument is still empty, Enconvo asks for it before opening the link. Test a new link with ordinary text first, including spaces and punctuation. Run Search Quicklinks from SmartBar to see every quicklink. From there you can open, edit, duplicate, or delete one, and click New to add another. The More menu has Import Quicklinks…, which reads Raycast quicklink and settings exports, and Export to Downloads. A Raycast settings export asks for the passphrase you chose when you exported it.

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Settings

Open Settings → Plugins → Quicklinks. Each search command also has its own Link, such as https://www.google.com/search?q={query}, that you can change.

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Troubleshooting

SmartBar

Find and run any command.

Web Search

Bring search results into an AI answer.

Browser Use

Let an Agent work in web pages.