LaTeXiT

Tool for quickly typing LaTeX equations

LaTeXiT is a desktop application for typing LaTeX equations quickly, aimed at producing mathematical notation without working inside a full document editor. It is distributed by Pierre Chatelier alongside other software projects, including Chalk, a computation tool, and utilities such as ASPPPPP, ShapeOnYou, MozoDojo, and Supercan.

The application is released in numbered versions, with the most recent listed update being 2.16.6. Release announcements and documentation are published on the same site. No information about editions, plans, trials, or licensing terms is stated.

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