Oleafly

Oleafly is a free desktop workspace for writing research papers in LaTeX, Typst and Markdown. It brings drafting, source finding, citation management and building the document into one application, and it can also be used for resumes, theses and grant proposals. An AI assistant can revise a section, create a figure or fix a broken build, with changes presented for review before they are accepted. The editor works with or without AI, and projects are stored as ordinary files the user owns, with version history and Git support. The compile controls include a built in Tectonic compiler as well as system pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX, with syntax checks and options for handling errors. Projects can be exported as a source zip, PDF, Word, HTML, Markdown or plain text, and the editor includes an outline, a project structure map, a diagram creator and templates. The interface is available in about 16 languages. It is aimed at researchers and students who write technical papers and want help with the busywork around them. No account is required. The site labels Oleafly free and open source under the AGPL 3.0 license. The embedded assistant shows an estimated cost per run, which reflects model usage rather than a charge from the application itself.