One room for LaTeX powered by you.

Host the project. Share one temporary link. Approve browser guests. Compile on your machine.

Host/ 01
Link/ 02
Write/ 03
PDF/ 04
LocalLeaf / Host
Current LocalLeaf host dashboard in dark mode
LocalLeaf / Invite
Current LocalLeaf temporary invite link and approval screen in dark mode
LocalLeaf / Room
Current LocalLeaf collaborative LaTeX editor in dark mode
LocalLeaf / PDF
Current dark-mode LocalLeaf Host, Session, and Editor screens moving through an orange compile current

Open it. Link it. Write it. Compile it.

The host keeps the project and the compiler. Guests enter from a browser only after approval.

01/ Host

Open or create the LaTeX project on the desktop app.

03/ Approve

A browser guest asks to join. The host decides.

04/ Compile

Write together. The host compiles the PDF locally.

Your project.
Your compiler.
Their browser.

Project files stay under the host’s control.01

Approved guests join the writing room from a browser.02

The PDF is compiled by the host machine.03

LocalLeaf / Compile current
Current dark-mode LocalLeaf editor, host dashboard, and live session composed as a Compile Current product image

Host machinePDF success

Before you
open the room.

Do guests need the desktop app? 01

No. Approved guests join from a browser while the host session is live.

Is the invitation permanent? 02

No. LocalLeaf presents one temporary sharing link for the active host session.

Where does the PDF compile? 03

The host machine runs the compile and shares the resulting PDF with the room.

Ready to open
the room?