MemRadar for Raycast

Search MemRadar's RAM and SSD prices without opening a browser. A free extension for Raycast on macOS and Windows, available in the Raycast Store.

Two commands: one to look up a product's price and history, one to see how each part of the market has moved.

Get it in the Raycast Store

Requires Raycast on macOS or Windows. Free and open source under the MIT license.

What it does

Search Memory Prices

Search the RAM and SSD products MemRadar tracks by name, brand or ASIN. Each result shows the current price and a marker for how it compares with that product's 90-day average. Press Enter for the product's price history: the all-time low and high with the dates they were set, the 90-day average, and one price point per month.

Show Market Overview

See how prices have moved in each segment we track: DDR5, DDR4, NVMe and SATA SSDs. For each one, the median price, the price per gigabyte, and the change over the past one, three, six and twelve months.

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What it looks like

A Raycast window showing a search for vengeance 32gb. A header line reads 14 matches, with the date the data was computed. Below it, rows of Corsair Vengeance DDR5 32GB kits, each with a colored dot and a price on the right. A category dropdown set to All sits at the top right.
Searching the tracked catalog. The header states how many products matched and when the data was computed; each row carries a price and a dot for how that price sits against the product's own 90-day average.
The price history for a G.SKILL RipjawsV DDR4 32GB 3200MHz kit in Raycast. A table of recent months and their prices fills the left. On the right: current price, buy state, 90-day average, all-time low and high with their dates, and how far above the low the current price sits.
One product, reached with Enter. Recent months as a table, and beside it the all-time low and high with the dates they were set, the 90-day average, and the gap between the current price and that low.
The market overview in Raycast. Four segments are listed on the left, DDR5 memory, DDR4 memory, NVMe SSDs and SATA SSDs, each with a year-over-year percentage. The right pane explains how to read the figures, then gives the median price, the median price per gigabyte, and the change over one month, three months, six months and a year, each with the number of products it was measured across.
The four segments. Each carries a median price, a median price per gigabyte, and four windows of change, with the product count behind every figure.

About the data

The extension uses the same price history as the rest of MemRadar. Current prices are refreshed daily; price history is one point per month.

Price history is sourced from Keepa (keepa.com) under license and published here at one point per month with Keepa's written permission. Figures computed by MemRadar from that history. This data is provided for use with the MemRadar Raycast extension; it does not carry a right to redistribute the price history.

After the first load, the extension keeps a copy on your computer, so search still works when you are offline.

The source is on GitHub.