Papeeria
7.4#3 in latex editorsFrom $5 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWeb
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Scientific WorkPlace
5.6#26 in latex editorsmacOSWindows
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| Fact | Papeeria | Scientific WorkPlace |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The site describes sync with Git, Google Drive and Dropbox; the paid Delta plan adds Mendeley integration. | The product includes LaTeX and AMS macros and uses MuPAD 5 as its embedded computer algebra system. |
| Intended users | The pricing page describes Epsilon as ideal for students and people learning LaTeX, and Delta as a paid plan for individuals and small groups. | The maker describes Scientific WorkPlace as software for academic and commercial researchers producing scientific papers. |
| Purpose | Papeeria is an online LaTeX editor that also supports mixing LaTeX with Markdown. | Scientific WorkPlace combines scientific word processing and mathematics in one environment for creating technical documents. |
| Sharing | Projects can be shared with colleagues with read and write access controlled by permissions. | The program bundles a document and related files into a single .sci file for sharing. |
| Support | The support page directs urgent production or data/security issues to alert contacts and says it generally does not provide LaTeX typesetting advice. | The maker says commercial and educational systems bought directly or through approved resellers include technical support, with a guaranteed 24-hour turnaround; student systems are excluded. |
Papeeria plans
- EpsilonFree
- Delta$5 a month
Scientific WorkPlace plans
- Scientific WorkPlacePriced on request
Pick Papeeria if…
Papeeria suits people writing LaTeX documents who want browser-based compilation, templates, and collaboration. The pricing page describes Epsilon as suitable for students and LaTeX learners, and Delta as intended for individuals and small groups.
Pick Scientific WorkPlace if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.