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Product Docs Overview

Status: Live product documentation
Last reviewed: March 8, 2026
Scope: Public app capabilities verified against the current product codebase
Use this section for app-specific workflows and feature behavior. The rest of the docs site focuses on LaTeX learning content, templates, and reference material.

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What This Section Covers

Account & Settings

Profile setup, theme preferences, compile engine defaults, AI usage stats, and account-level security context.

Editor & AI Assistance

Editor layout, live preview, inline AI, proofreading, problem fixing, and project search.

Projects, Files & Templates

Create projects, upload files, import ZIPs, use templates, and manage project structure.

Collaboration, Comments & History

Invites, owner/editor roles, comments, presence, version history, and snapshots.

GitHub Sync & Import/Export

Import repositories, connect GitHub, push and pull changes, and export projects.

Troubleshooting

Compilation, access, sync, and editor recovery issues with practical next steps.

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Task Guides

Sign In and Configure Settings

Get into the app and set your profile, theme, compile defaults, and editor preferences.

Start a Project and Import Files

Create a blank project, start from a template, or migrate an existing LaTeX project with ZIP or GitHub.

Use Inline AI and Search

Rewrite, proofread, fix errors, and jump through project files without leaving the editor.

Invite Collaborators and Use Comments

Add editors, leave comments, and run review discussions in a shared project.

Connect GitHub and Run Sync

Import repositories, connect branches, and push or pull project changes safely.

Recover with History and Snapshots

Roll back bad edits and restore a stable project state after risky changes.

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Trust Signals

  • Product pages in this section describe current, public behavior only.
  • Planned features remain in roadmap-oriented pages such as /platform/ai-features.
  • When pricing or access level matters, pages call it out explicitly instead of implying universal availability.

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