Infrastructure and hosting
Website hosting, download delivery, documentation, and update infrastructure all have real operating costs. Your support keeps the service running smoothly for everyone.
Donations
Support free LaTeX tools.
LatexDo is a nonprofit association building free, open-source tools and educational resources for technical writing. Donations help cover public infrastructure, release maintenance, documentation, and support for students, researchers, educators, and contributors.
Impact
Every contribution has a direct impact.
Sustained development
New features, bug fixes, and community support take time and attention. Donations allow us to dedicate more effort to making LatexDo better for every user.
Open-source growth
Every line of LatexDo's source code is public on GitHub. No paywalls, no proprietary licenses, no hidden features. Your donations ensure this stays true.
Community and support
LatexDo serves researchers, students, reviewers, and technical writers who need a reliable LaTeX workflow. Donations help us focus on the tools that matter for serious writing.
Questions
Frequently asked.
Is LatexDo really free?
Yes. The desktop app has no paid tier. LatexDo is and will remain free. Donations support development, but there is no paywall.
What makes LatexDo different from Overleaf?
LatexDo is open source from day one. The desktop app compiles using your local LaTeX installation, keeps projects on your machine, and avoids a subscription workflow. The nonprofit mission is to keep practical LaTeX tooling available for the public. Read the full comparison.
Do you accept one-time donations?
Yes. Every amount helps, whether a single gift or ongoing support. Give securely through our HelloAsso form.
Is there a paid version?
The public LatexDo desktop app and source code are free and open source. The nonprofit website focuses on the public mission, documentation, research workflows, and community support.
Keep great LaTeX tools free for everyone.
Every contribution counts.
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