Product · Features

Everything your team needs to write in LaTeX

Editing, collaboration, compilation, and institutional administration on a focused, self-hosted platform.

Explore features
Writing and PDF in the same workspace
Liteleaf editor workspace
01

Write and compile

From the first command to the final PDF

Work with multiple files, images, and bibliographies. The editor keeps code and PDF close while the separate compiler processes the project and returns useful diagnostics.

  • File tree and CodeMirror editor
  • Local PDF.js with zoom, links, and download
  • pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX, LuaLaTeX, BibTeX, and Biber
  • Forward and inverse SyncTeX
Editor + PDF
Academic project in the Liteleaf workspace
02

Work as a team

Collaboration that preserves context

See who is in the project, follow cursors, and keep working after reconnecting. Revisioned, durable operations reduce the risk of silent overwrites.

  • Presence and remote cursors
  • Explicit invitations with accept or decline
  • History, checkpoints, and restore
  • Owner, editor, and reader roles
The team in the same document
Multiple collaborators editing together
03

Administer

Governance without leaving the platform

A separate console brings together users, health, queues, institutional templates, auditing, and backup. Global and project permissions are evaluated by a central policy.

  • Optional OIDC and local login
  • TOTP with recovery codes
  • Quotas, account locks, and session revocation
  • Backup, verification, and restore drill
Institutional overview
Liteleaf administration console
04

Recover and synchronize

Work with a recoverable history

Restorable checkpoints protect progress and the project’s private, read-only Git origin enables automated remote mirrors in Forgejo or Gitea.

  • Manual revisions and consolidated automatic checkpoints
  • Restore a known project state
  • Private authenticated clone and fetch
  • Remote mirror scheduled by the Git service
Liteleaf checkpoint history
Restorable checkpoints
Liteleaf Git backup dialog
Private Git origin for automated mirrors
05

Security

Protection for the instance and its writers

Liteleaf combines access controls, operational limits, and traceability to keep documents, accounts, and services under institutional governance.

  • CSRF, rate limiting, and Argon2id passwords
  • Project ACL, TOTP, and optional OIDC
  • Auditing, account locks, and session revocation
  • Compiler with reduced privileges and documented limits
Institutional security
Controls that protect users, projects, and operations

More features

Details that keep work flowing

Optional Ollama

Review and improve clarity on an explicit selection, with confirmation before applying.

Private Git origin

Authenticated clone and fetch for periodic Forgejo or Gitea mirrors.

Reliable history

Attributed manual revisions and consolidated automatic checkpoints.

Bilingual from the start

Interface in English and Brazilian Portuguese, automatic or selected by the user.

Two deployment profiles

Full topology for institutions or standalone for a few trusted users.

Secure by default

CSRF, rate limiting, Argon2id, ACL, and auditing, with documented sandbox limits.

Important limitation

For authenticated, trusted users

The compiler enforces limits and reduces privileges, but the current release does not provide a strong sandbox for hostile LaTeX. Liteleaf must not be exposed to public or anonymous registration.

Discover Liteleaf

A complete LaTeX workflow without unnecessary complexity.