A free browser-based LaTeX editor with real-time multi-author editing and Git version control.
ScienHub is a browser-based LaTeX editor aimed at researchers and students writing scientific papers collaboratively, similar in purpose to tools like Overleaf. It supports real-time editing with multiple authors at once, compiles documents in the browser, and tracks changes through Git version control rather than a proprietary history system. An AI rephrasing feature is also included for editing prose within the document. The site states that all features are currently free with no subscription or credit card required, though no company name, founder, or launch date is disclosed anywhere we could find on the site.
The site states all features are free for now, with no subscription tiers currently published.
Use tool ↗ScienHub covers the core of what a collaborative LaTeX editor needs, real-time multi-author editing, in-browser compiling, and Git-based history, and currently charges nothing for any of it. The obvious risk with a fully free tool and no disclosed company behind it is that there's no visible business model, so it's worth asking how long that stays true.
Watch out: No operating company is named on the site; keep independent backups of anything important given the lack of a disclosed business model behind a free service.
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