Hi everyone,
We built LaTeXWriter because most existing LaTeX editors felt either outdated, too slow, or lacked proper collaboration features. Tools like Overleaf rely on server-side compilation, which often leads to compilation queues, limits, and slowdowns. On the other hand, offline editors are faster but don’t allow real-time online collaboration with others.
With LaTeXWriter, we wanted to solve this once and for all by combining the best of both worlds. Compilation happens on your own device, so there are no server queues or limits. At the same time, online file storage allows real-time collaboration with your team. LaTeXWriter also has a version control system, so you never lose progress, and AI assistance is built in to make your workflow smoother. Once installed, you can start editing immediately without worrying about large package downloads or setup.
What we’re most proud of is creating a modern, reliable, and collaboration-friendly LaTeX experience that feels natural whether you’re working alone or with a team.
We’d love to hear your thoughts. Do you currently use Overleaf, offline editors, or a mix of both? What’s the biggest pain point you face while writing with LaTeX?
Excited to get your feedback and suggestions.
— Team LaTeXWriter
@busmark_w_nika Thank you so much! We’re glad you liked it. It’s exciting to see this space growing, and we’re committed to making our tool stand out by focusing on simplicity and collaboration. Appreciate your good wishes!
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The shortcuts for common math symbols seems really useful
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@busmark_w_nika Thank you so much! We’re glad you liked it. It’s exciting to see this space growing, and we’re committed to making our tool stand out by focusing on simplicity and collaboration. Appreciate your good wishes!
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@guamaro Yes, it is! We wanted to make math writing faster and smoother, so the shortcuts really help.