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Fig. 1 — Type on the left; math, citations, and figures typeset live on the right. Edit the panel to try it.

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§ 1 · Workflow

From a blank page to a compiled PDF — in one place.

No local TeX install, no plugin juggling, no references drifting out of sync.

Write

Type in LaTeX, Markdown, or a Word-style editor — switch modes anytime. Math renders live as you type.

Cite & illustrate

Insert references from your library and drop in figures. Everything stays linked and consistent.

Compile

Hit compile and get a publication-ready PDF from the cloud LaTeX engine — no setup required.

§ 2 · Features

One tab replaces your whole writing stack.

Everything a paper needs — answered before you have to ask.

Don't know LaTeX? You don't need to.

Write in a Word-style editor or Markdown; Writano produces clean LaTeX under the hood. Switch to raw LaTeX whenever you want.

Collaborate in real time

Share a document and write together with live cursors and comments — like a doc, but built for papers.

Match your journal

Start from real journal and conference templates so your manuscript is formatted right from line one.

References that stay in sync

A built-in reference library, BibTeX import, and one-click citations that never fall out of sync.

Figures & charts, in-app

Build charts, diagrams, and figures inside Writano and drop them straight into the document.

AI that respects your work

Draft, rephrase, and fix LaTeX with AI assistance — on your terms, not shoved into every corner.

§ 3 · Figure Studio

Build the figure without leaving the paper.

Charts, diagrams, and hand-drawn sketches — created inside Writano and dropped straight into your manuscript. No exporting from another app, no broken image links.

Charts from your data — bar, line, scatter, and more, styled to match your paper.
Diagrams & a freehand canvas — flowcharts with simple syntax, or sketch it by hand.
Export to PNG, SVG, or PDF — or insert directly as a numbered figure.

Open Figure Studio →

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Citations per year

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Fig. 2 — Figure Studio: edit data on the left, watch the chart build on the right, then export or insert.

LibraryBibTeXNotes

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Search library…

The Principles of Quantum Mechanics

Dirac · 1930✓ cited

Quantum Mechanics and Path Integrals

Feynman · 1965+ cite

On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies

Einstein · 1905+ cite

Quantisierung als Eigenwertproblem

Schrödinger · 1926+ cite

SELECTED

The Principles of Quantum Mechanics

P. A. M. Dirac · Oxford Univ. Press · 1930

@book{dirac1930, title = {The Principles of Quantum Mechanics}, author = {Dirac, P. A. M.}, year = {1930} }

…as first formulated by Dirac [1].

Insert \cite{dirac1930}Copy BibTeX

4 references · synced with references.bibImport from DOI →

Fig. 3 — Reference Library: pick a source, click once, and a \cite lands in your document — the .bib file stays in sync.

§ 4 · Reference Library

Cite in one click — never chase a reference again.

A built-in library keeps every source with its BibTeX. Import by DOI or arXiv, or upload a PDF and pull the metadata — then drop a citation into your text and the bibliography updates itself.

One-click cite — insert a citation and the reference list stays ordered and numbered.
Import by DOI, arXiv, or BibTeX — or upload a PDF and let Writano read the metadata.
Always in sync — your library and the .bib file never drift apart.

Open the Library →

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