A writing room your computer can host.

Open a LaTeX project. Start sharing. Approve browser guests. Compile the PDF right where the source lives.

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01 What is LocalLeaf?

One link.
Your room.

Hosting stays with the person who opened the project.

01

Open

Choose a LaTeX project on your computer.

02

Host

Start a room from the desktop app.

03

Invite

Share one temporary link.

04

Approve

Guests wait at the door until you let them in.

05

Compile

The host builds the PDF locally.

02 Built for real writing
02The room, now

Current LocalLeaf / captured from the working product

The manuscript
has an interface.

The current LocalLeaf Host home screen with controls for opening a project and managing a session
01 / Open

Choose the project that already lives on your machine.

The current LocalLeaf session screen with a verified invite link and host approval controls
02 / Invite

One verified link. The host still keeps the door.

The current LocalLeaf editor showing LaTeX source, a compiled PDF, and the AI Helper approval flow
03 / Write

Source, compiled output, collaborators, and approved AI edits in one room.

Keep
the room
close.

LocalLeaf turns one computer into a focused LaTeX room.

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  1. 01

    The project stays with the host.

  2. 02

    Guests enter through one temporary link.

  3. 03

    Every PDF is compiled by the host.