We're building the future
of technical writing.
LaTeX has been the standard for academic and technical publishing for four decades. It produces beautiful output — but the tooling around it has lagged far behind. TexForge is our answer: a modern, collaborative, AI-assisted environment that makes LaTeX feel like it belongs in 2026.
Our mission
To make publication-grade document production accessible to every researcher, engineer, and writer — regardless of their LaTeX expertise. We do that by combining a fast compiler, a forgiving editor, and an AI agent that understands technical content.
We're an India-based team. We believe world-class developer tooling can be — and should be — built outside of Silicon Valley.
Current Status
Open Beta
Backend
Rust + Axum
Based in
India 🇮🇳
How we got here
May 2026
The frustration & prototype
Frustrated by compile lag and package manager dependency conflicts, we built a containerised compilation pipeline wrapping the Tectonic engine that compiled documents in under 2 seconds.
June 2026
ForgeAgent integration
Integrated ForgeAgent, our contextual AI assistant designed to identify syntax errors, explain raw logs, and write document templates in plain English.
July 2026
Open Beta launch
Launched TexForge Open Beta to the public, introducing real-time editor sync, templating engine, and complete audit tracking.
What we believe
We believe great tooling should be accessible. Our pricing is transparent, our roadmap is public, and our core compiler pipeline will always be auditable.
Your documents are yours. We don't train models on your content, we don't sell your data, and we give you the tools to delete everything whenever you want.
A compiler that makes you wait kills creative flow. Every architectural decision — from our Rust-based backend to our WebSocket-powered editor — is made with latency in mind.
Our ForgeAgent assists, suggests, and accelerates — but never takes over. The final document is always yours, shaped by your intent.
Built by builders
TexForge is created, designed, and maintained by Yash Kumar Singh. A single-minded focus on building the highest-performance LaTeX and Markdown editor.
Sub-second compilation
A containerised compilation pipeline wrapping Tectonic for zero overhead.
Privacy by design
We don't train models on your documents. Your source files are yours.