Oleafly
Open-source LaTeX and Typst editor with live collaboration and AI agents for Mac, Windows, and Linux.
What’s new
Verified 30m ago## What's new in 0.4.10
### Added
- Oleafly has a build for Intel Macs. Download the `x64` DMG from the release
page. It comes with the same Tectonic, Biber, Pandoc, Typst and Tinymist as
the Apple Silicon build, and other Typst versions, TexLab, Quarto and
Calepin download for Intel Macs too.
- The Quarto article, Quarto slides and Calepin report templates have
previews in the template gallery.
- The common custom AI providers (Qwen, Kimi, Zhipu, SiliconFlow and
Volcengine Ark), Brave Search, Tavily and Mathpix show their own logos in
Settings.
- Settings > Appearance > Editor has a Stay in Visual mode switch (#366).
Turn it on, and jumping from the outline, a reference or a problem no
longer drops you into Code while you work in Visual mode. LaTeX and Typst
files open in Visual mode, and in a Markdown file the Visual editor scrolls
to the heading or paragraph. The switch is off by default, so jumps still
switch to Code unless you change it.
### Changed
- Release notes are open from the start, in the update window and in What's
new. Every section of every release shows in full, however many changes it
has. Before, a long section such as Fixed showed o
Full release notes →
### Added
- Oleafly has a build for Intel Macs. Download the `x64` DMG from the release
page. It comes with the same Tectonic, Biber, Pandoc, Typst and Tinymist as
the Apple Silicon build, and other Typst versions, TexLab, Quarto and
Calepin download for Intel Macs too.
- The Quarto article, Quarto slides and Calepin report templates have
previews in the template gallery.
- The common custom AI providers (Qwen, Kimi, Zhipu, SiliconFlow and
Volcengine Ark), Brave Search, Tavily and Mathpix show their own logos in
Settings.
- Settings > Appearance > Editor has a Stay in Visual mode switch (#366).
Turn it on, and jumping from the outline, a reference or a problem no
longer drops you into Code while you work in Visual mode. LaTeX and Typst
files open in Visual mode, and in a Markdown file the Visual editor scrolls
to the heading or paragraph. The switch is off by default, so jumps still
switch to Code unless you change it.
### Changed
- Release notes are open from the start, in the update window and in What's
new. Every section of every release shows in full, however many changes it
has. Before, a long section such as Fixed showed o
Official download sources
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Verified checksum File integrity
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SHA-256
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Platforms: Windows
Oleafly compared
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| Attribute | Oleafly This page | Super Productivity | Claude Prism | uyou-todo-electron |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Developer | Oleafly | Johannes Millan | delibae | tonylu110 |
| Category | Productivity | Productivity | Productivity | Productivity |
| Platforms | Windows | Windows | Windows | Windows |
| Official sources | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Verified official | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I download Oleafly safely?
Use the official sources listed on this page. Each link is validated against an approved publisher domain and routes through a safe internal redirect — no third-party or bundled installers.
Which platforms does Oleafly support?
Oleafly is available for Windows.
Is this the official Oleafly download?
Yes. Every source shown here is validated against the publisher’s approved domain and editorially reviewed before being published.
Who develops Oleafly?
Oleafly is developed by Oleafly.
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