TeXlyre – Local-first collaborative LaTeX/Typst editor

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TeXlyre – Local-first collaborative LaTeX/Typst editor is a company in show hn launch.

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I built TeXlyre, an open-source collaborative editor for LaTeX and Typst that works entirely locally-first. No data leaves your device unless you explicitly share it.The main pain point I wanted to solve: existing solutions like Overleaf require sending your documents to their servers, and local editors don't handle real-time collaboration well. TeXlyre uses CRDTs for conflict-free collaboration while keeping everything on your machine.Key features: - Works offline by default - Real-time collaboration via WebRTC (peer-to-peer) - Support for both LaTeX and Typst - Your data stays on your device - Open sourceThe architecture uses local-first principles - documents are stored in your browser's

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Website: texlyre.github.io