Write the paper.Skip the compile queue.
Lexiq makes tools for serious writing. The first one, Lexiq Writer, is a collaborative LaTeX editor. The TeX engine runs in your browser, and the AI co-author knows what \begin{align} means.
No credit card. Nothing to install. Compiles never time out.
Made for writing things like
- PhD theses
- NeurIPS rebuttals at 3 a.m.
- Grant proposals
- Lecture notes
- Problem sets
- Beamer talks
- A very long appendix
- Camera-ready versions
- Résumés that kern properly
- Lab reports
- Textbooks
- Referee responses
- Love letters in \LaTeX
- Math olympiad solutions
- arXiv preprints
- That one paper from 2019
Lexiq Writer
Everything a paper needs.
Nothing it doesn’t.
All the parts of Overleaf you liked. None of the spinning wheel. Plus a few things you didn’t know you wanted.
No compile quotas. No timeouts. Your drafts never leave your machine to be built.
The compiler lives in your browser
A full TeX Live engine, compiled to WebAssembly, runs on your own machine. pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX, BibTeX and thousands of packages, fetched when you need them.
Write together, live
Cursors, presence, comments, chat, and suggest mode. It feels like a shared doc, except the output is typeset.
An AI co-author who read the manual
Bring your own Claude key. It fixes compile errors, finds citations that actually exist (via Crossref), and turns a photo of a whiteboard into LaTeX.
Click the PDF, land on the line
Two-way SyncTeX. Double-click a word in the PDF to jump to its source, or jump from code to the exact spot on the page.
First draft
Mar 2 · restore
Advisor comments (47)
Mar 9 · restore
Rewrote the intro. Again.
Apr 1 · restore
Submitted to NeurIPS
May 15 · restore
Every version, kept
Automatic history with diffs and one-click restore. Label the ones that matter.
Git, if you’re into that
Push and pull with GitHub, import a repo, or export a clean .zip. Overleaf projects come across in one click.
Works on a plane
Keep writing offline. Everything syncs when you land, and nothing conflicts.
Error messages, translated
We speak fluent TeX error.
TeX’s error messages were written in 1978, and it shows. Writer turns them into plain English, points at the line, and can fix it for you.
What TeX says
! Missing $ inserted.<inserted text>$l.42 The learning rate \alpha{} is set to 0.01.
What Lexiq says
Line 42: \alpha only works in math mode. Wrap it in dollar signs and TeX will stop yelling.
Playground
Go on, type some math.
Edit the LaTeX below and watch it typeset as you type. This little demo runs KaTeX. Writer runs a real TeX engine, and it’s about this snappy.
Why Lexiq
Writing a paper is hard enough. The tools shouldn’t make it harder. We think the software around serious writing should be fast, private by default, lovely to look at, and free to start. So we’re building it, one instrument at a time. Writer is the first.
0.0s
Warm recompile, measured on an ordinary laptop.
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Compile servers between you and your PDF. Your drafts stay on your machine.
$0
To start. The expensive part runs in your browser, so we can keep it that way.
The workshop
One workshop. Many instruments.
Lexiq is a family of tools for people who write things that matter. Each one does one job very well, and they all get along.
On the bench
The next instrument
We’ll tell you when it’s sharp. It’s going to be good.
\begin{your-next-paper}
Stop waiting on the compiler. Start writing.
Free to start. Your first PDF is about a minute away.
\end{procrastination}