Apps Related to Typesetting

GNU TeXmacs is a powerful, free scientific text editor and typesetting system designed for complex documents, particularly in scientific and mathematical fields. It offers a WYSIWYG interface tailored for technical writing.

TeXworks is an open-source cross-platform document processor that leverages the power of TeX and LaTeX, providing a user-friendly interface for creating high-quality typeset documents, especially those with complex mathematical equations and intricate layouts.

Swift Calcs is a powerful cloud-based platform designed for engineers, scientists, and educators to create, collaborate on, and share interactive computational documents. It combines the flexibility of a word processor with the power of a mathematical engine, allowing users to perform calculations, visualize data, and document their work seamlessly.

VerbTeX LaTeX Editor is a powerful, cloud-based LaTeX editor designed for seamless document creation and collaboration. It offers real-time compilation, synchronization across devices, and a feature-rich environment for academics, scientists, and technical writers.

BibDesk is a free and open-source reference management application designed specifically for macOS users to organize bibliographic data and manage citations.

MiKTeX is a distribution of the TeX/LaTeX typesetting system primarily for Microsoft Windows. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools and packages for creating high-quality documents, particularly in academic and technical fields.

TeXstudio is a comprehensive, cross-platform open-source LaTeX editor designed for creating professional documents. It offers a range of features to simplify the LaTeX writing process, including syntax highlighting, an integrated PDF viewer, built-in text editor, and support for a wide array of LaTeX commands and packages.

Texmaker is a robust, cross-platform LaTeX editor that bundles essential tools like a powerful text editor, integrated PDF viewer, and equation editor into a single, user-friendly application.

LaTeX is a high-quality typesetting system widely used for producing scientific, technical, and academic documents. It offers precise control over formatting, complex mathematical expressions, references, and document structure, making it ideal for professional publishing.

TeXnicCenter is a free and open-source IDE for LaTeX, designed specifically for creating and managing complex documents. It offers a range of features to streamline the LaTeX workflow, including syntax highlighting, auto-completion, and an integrated PDF viewer.

TeX Live is a comprehensive, free software distribution of the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TeX" target="_blank">TeX</a> typesetting system. It includes all major TeX-related programs, macro packages, and widely used fonts, providing a complete environment for creating high-quality documents, especially those with complex mathematical formulas or intricate layouts. Maintained and updated annually, it's the recommended distribution for most users worldwide.

Kile is a feature-rich TeX/LaTeX editor designed for creating professional documents, equipped with advanced tools for writing, previewing, and managing complex projects.