TeXposit
Transparent, Human-First, AI-Assisted Writing in Academia. TeXposit is the modern collaborative LaTeX, Markdown and LaTeX+Markdown Hybrid editor. TeXposit features an advanced AI writing assistant, built-in reference management, live collaboration features, built-in provenance and more.
TeXposit launched on July 16, 2026 with 5 votes, #4,557 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
A modern collaborative LaTeX and Markdown editor optimised for human collaboration, featuring a reasonable AI writing assistant, integrated reference management, local file editing, built-in provenance and more.
TeXposit is a modern LaTeX and Markdown editor for collaboration and responsible AI-assisted writing, built in the EU. A real LaTeX engine runs client-side and recompiles as you type. No compile button, no server queue, no waiting. The last good render stays on screen while the next one builds. Edit with unlimited collaborators. Live editing, per-user version history, and real-time chat. Research discovery, review, writing assistance and more. Connect Ollama to use models running on your own machine directly. Switch between LaTeX, Markdown and a visual editor at any time. Write prose in Markdown, drop into LaTeX where you need it, and compile to the same publication-ready output. Search…from texposit.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
Online editor with LaTeX, Markdown, LaTeX+Markdown Hybrid and WYSIWYG (MD only) support, AI assistant with resource lookup and anti-hallucination features, live collaboration and more fun things. Still in quite early beta. First institutional deployment scheduled in the autumn. Feel free to play around.
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