Turbotex alpha

A LaTeX editor for macOS, Windows, and Linux

A LaTeX editor with nothing left to install.

Turbotex ships its own TeX engine, language server, and Python kernel. Open a project, compile, and read the PDF beside the source. An agent drafts edits, plots figures, and runs your analysis when you ask.

Download for macOS Open the web app

Also for Windows and Linux.

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Everything a paper needs, already in the window.

  • The compiler is built in

    Tectonic ships inside the app and fetches packages on first use. A fresh install compiles a real paper without TeX Live. Prefer pdflatex, xelatex, or lualatex? Point Turbotex at yours.

  • A preview that keeps its place

    The PDF sits beside the source and stays on the same page across recompiles. SyncTeX links a line of source to its spot on the page and back.

  • A real language server

    Texlab runs alongside the editor: completions for commands, labels, and citations, with diagnostics as you type. Errors from the compile log land on the line that caused them.

  • An agent that stages its edits

    Ask for a rewrite, a new section, or a fix for the error in the log. Edits arrive as a diff you review before anything touches the file.

  • Figures from Python

    Figure Maker runs matplotlib in a bundled Python kernel and writes the figure into the project. Keep the script when you want to regenerate it later.

  • Analysis next to the paper

    Research loads your data into the same kernel, runs the analysis from a chat, and leaves the tables and plots where the paper can use them.

Get Turbotex

Projects live in a folder on disk or in the cloud, where the desktop app and the web app see the same files. Turbotex is in early alpha; expect rough edges and quick releases.

Download for macOS

Also for Windows and Linux, or open the web app.