Slatewave (Raycast)

August 4, 2026 · View on GitHub

Slatewave

Slatewave (Raycast)

A dark Raycast theme on a slate foundation with a teal signature. Part of the Slatewave family — one palette across editors, terminals, prompts, notes, and more.

Slate below, teal above.

Slatewave preview


What it styles

Slatewave maps the twelve Raycast theme tokens onto the Slatewave palette:

  • Background#282c34, the same slate the editor and terminal sit on
  • Background secondary#1e293b, deeper slate for detail panes and layered surfaces
  • Text#e2e8f0, slate-200 body text
  • Selection & loader#5eead4, the Slatewave teal signature
  • Accent colors — rose, orange, amber, teal, sky, lilac, and pink, tuned to match the rest of the Slatewave family

Installation

Custom Raycast themes require an active Raycast Pro subscription.

One-click via themes.ray.so

Add Slatewave to Raycast →

The link opens themes.ray.so with the Slatewave palette pre-loaded. Click Add to Raycast on that page and Raycast will deep-link the theme into your library — no JSON paste, no manual entry.

After install, set Slatewave as your active theme in Raycast Settings → Themes (or via the Switch Theme command).

Manual fallback

The full theme JSON lives at slatewave.json for forks, palette diffs, or rebuilding the share URL after a colour change.


Palette

Slatewave shares its palette with the companion VSCode, Obsidian, and oh-my-posh themes. The anchor colors used in this theme:

HexTailwindRole
#282c34#282c34background
#1e293b#1e293bslate-800backgroundSecondary
#e2e8f0#e2e8f0slate-200text
#5eead4#5eead4teal-300selection, loader, greenprimary accent
#fb7185#fb7185rose-400red
#ff4500#ff4500orange
#fbbf24#fbbf24amber-400yellow
#38bdf8#38bdf8sky-400blue
#b388ff#b388ffpurple
#f472b6#f472b6pink-400magenta

See the VSCode theme README for the full scale and syntax mapping.


Slatewave family

One palette. Every tool.

See getslatewave.com for the full family.

Contributing

Issues and PRs welcome. For palette changes, include a before/after screenshot of the same Raycast view so the visual tradeoff is obvious.


License

WTFPL — Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License. See LICENSE.