Oleafly

What it does

AI options

Users can connect hosted AI providers, local Ollama models, custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints, or supported CLI agents such as Claude Code and Codex.checked 30 Sep 2001

Collaboration limit

Real-time co-editing, comments, and managed sync are planned but are not currently in the app; collaboration currently uses Git.checked 30 Sep 2001

Import and export

Users can import project folders and ZIPs, including exports from online LaTeX editors, and export PDF, DOCX, HTML, Markdown, and source ZIP files.checked 30 Sep 2001

Integrations

The product supports GitHub push and pull, Git-based collaboration, Ollama, MCP tools, and connections to AI providers and installed CLI agents.checked 30 Sep 2001

Offline use

Writing, local compilation, PDF review, and proofreading work without AI; packages, fonts, and tools must be downloaded before going offline.checked 30 Sep 2001

Open source and support

Oleafly is open source under AGPL-3.0, and the site directs users to GitHub to report issues, contribute fixes, and join discussions.checked 30 Sep 2001

Privacy

The maker says project files stay on the user's machine, there is no Oleafly account or telemetry, and hosted AI receives only context the user chooses to send.checked 30 Sep 2001

Proofreading

Built-in spelling and grammar checks run locally with Hunspell and Harper and focus on prose rather than LaTeX commands and math.checked 30 Sep 2001

Research and citations

Research search covers alphaXiv and OpenAlex, citations can be verified against Crossref, and reference libraries can be imported from BibTeX, RIS, EndNote XML, and Zotero RDF.checked 30 Sep 2001

Submission checks

Submission preflight includes compile, venue, ATS, accessibility, reference, and privacy checks; the maker says it does not promise an ATS score.checked 30 Sep 2001

What it does

Oleafly is a free desktop workspace for papers, theses, resumes, and other technical documents, with writing, PDF preview, references, and an optional AI assistant.checked 30 Sep 2001

Writing formats

The workspace supports LaTeX, Typst, and Markdown projects.checked 30 Sep 2001