Changelog
The changes to TeXType you would notice, newest first.
Start with Pro
On the pricing page, you can start with Pro before you have an account. Sign in or sign up, and you come back to the pricing page to finish.
Updated Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
Our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy now cover organizations, connected AI apps, several sign-in addresses and invitations by email, and promise at least 30 days’ notice of a material change. Earlier versions stay readable.
A faster home page
The home page arrives with its text, so you can read it before anything else has loaded.
Several sign-in addresses
An account can have up to five sign-in addresses. Add one from your account page, and signing in with any of them opens the same account.
git push to TeXType
Pro projects take git push. Clone a project with an access token that can push, and collaborators see each push as it lands, with anything typed meanwhile merged in.
More compiles on Free
Free projects compile 20 times in a row, then once every 30 seconds. It was 5 in a row, then once every 2 minutes.
A warning before an idle sign-out
After nearly 12 hours away, TeXType warns you five minutes before it signs you out. Stay signed in keeps you.
A menu for every file
Right-click a file or folder, or press Shift+F10, to rename, move, download or delete it, or to copy the line that includes it.
Bibliographies with biblatex work again
Biber had stopped running, so documents using biblatex showed [?] for every citation. They get their bibliography again.
Compile errors explained
The compile log says what common errors mean and what to do, names bibliography errors, and jumps to the right file.
Easier with a keyboard and a screen reader
Files, tabs, History, the compile log and every menu work from the keyboard. Each page starts with a link that skips to its content.
Connect your AI
Claude, ChatGPT or Codex can read, search and compile your projects, where each project’s owners allow it. It is opening gradually; the guide explains how it works.
Bibliographies from Zotero and Mendeley
On Pro, import a Zotero or Mendeley library or collection as a .bib file that stays up to date.
Invite anyone by email
Share a project with any email address, whether or not that person has an account yet.
Clone with git
Every project is a git remote. Clone it, and fetch what was typed a moment ago, with an access token from your account page.
The editor on a phone
On a phone, the files, the source and the PDF each get the whole screen, one tab away.
Typing through a lost connection
What you type while the connection is down is kept, and sent when it comes back.
Sign in with GitHub
You can sign in with GitHub as well as Google.
TeXType opens
TeXType opens at textype.io, with a Free plan and Pro.
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