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August 7, 2026 · Workflow guides

Try Lattuce without signing up — interactive demos at lattuce.app/try

Open Writer, Notes, Learner, Study, and Polish on lattuce.app with no account. Sample content, guest AI polish, and sign-in when you want to save work.

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You do not need an account to explore Lattuce on lattuce.app. Open the Try hub at lattuce.app/try — Resume recent demo work, open Apps (Writer, Notes, Learner, Study, Polish), and explore seeded product workspaces that match the real studio chrome.

Try hub on lattuce.app — Writer, Notes, Learner, Study, and Polish demos

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This guide is for researchers and authors who want to touch the product before sign-in — not for private server installs (those are not available yet).

Who this is for

You are…Why the demo hub helps
Evaluating Lattuce for your thesis or labSee layout, editing, and study flows on real sample content
Comparing tools (Notion, Obsidian, NotebookLM)Decide whether Lattuce’s research stack fits before you import a library
Curious about Lingo / LearnerTry bilingual reading without uploading a book first
Need a quick AI polish passUse Polish as a guest — no sign-up required

Demos are sample workflows, not a full household account. Sign in when you want papers, notes, and progress to persist across devices.

Before you start

You needNotes
A browserDesktop or phone — lattuce.app
No accountDemos open without Google sign-in

Lattuce is in alpha — features are real but still improving. See what alpha means for expectations.

Open the demo hub

  1. Go to lattuce.app/try.
  2. Read the amber demo mode strip — it tells you whether edits stay in the browser only or sync to a short-lived demo session on the server.
  3. Open an app from Apps, or use Resume when you already edited a demo in this browser.

What each demo includes

DemoURLWhat you can do
Writer/try/writerCompose workspace — outline, TipTap draft, and sample sources for an urban heat paper
Notes/try/notesVault layout — note list, Live/Split/Read editor, Links / Properties / Graph tools
Learner/try/learnerImmersive reader — French café dialogue with word definitions and translation aids
Study/try/studyCourse workspace — Materials, study prompts, and a Plan pane (starts collapsed)
Polish/polishGuest AI to fix, paraphrase, and scan stiff phrasing — already live without an account

Writer demo — compose a sample abstract with sources

Notes demo — linked vault editor

Learner demo — read with word help

Each slice uses seeded content so you can explore immediately. You are not uploading your own PDFs or notes in these demos.

Local vs server demo sessions

ModeWhat happens to your edits
Browser-onlyChanges stay in this browser only. Clearing site data resets the demo.
Server demo session (when enabled)Edits sync to a temporary workspace for a limited time. The banner shows an expiry hint. Still not your permanent account.

Either way, sign in when you want work saved to your household on the Free plan.

When to sign in

Use Sign in free on any demo page when you are ready to:

  • Keep papers, notes, vocabulary, and study progress across devices
  • Upload your own PDFs and Word files
  • Start a real project from the library or papers hub

See Pricing for plan limits. Cloud access today is at lattuce.app — see where you can use Lattuce.

What demos do not replace

LimitDetail
Your libraryDemos do not import or search your PDF collection
CollaborationNo shared household editing in guest mode
Full Writer exportSample paper editing only — export and missions need a signed-in project
Private lab installDemos run on the public cloud site at lattuce.app

Lattuce complements team wikis — it is not a Notion replacement. See Lattuce vs research apps and Notion vs Lattuce.

Related reading

  • Lattuce at lattuce.app is in alpha — what to expect today
  • Where you can use Lattuce today — browser now; apps on the way
  • Study vs Learner — exam prep vs language learning after you sign in
  • Getting started with Lattuce — in-app help once you have an account
PreviousLattuce at lattuce.app is in alpha — what that means for youNextLeaving Lattuce cleanly — try first, delete when you need to

Workflow guides

  1. 1. Where you can use Lattuce today — cloud, Windows, and Android
  2. 2. Lattuce at lattuce.app is in alpha — what that means for you
  3. You are here3. Try Lattuce without signing up — interactive demos at lattuce.app/try
  4. 4. Leaving Lattuce cleanly — try first, delete when you need to
  5. 5. Literature review with Lattuce — from search to a cited Word file
  6. 6. Study vs Learner in Lattuce — exam prep or language learning?
  7. 7. Thesis format check in Lattuce — upload Word, fix layout, verify before you submit
  8. 8. Use Lattuce from Cursor and Claude — your research in your IDE
  9. 9. Notes view layouts in Lattuce — Live, Read, and a sticky outline
  10. 10. Notes catalog layouts in Lattuce — Table, Board, Timeline, and saved views for your vault
  11. 11. Version history in Lattuce — compare checkpoints, restore with confidence, and a three-tier workspace
  12. 12. Citation style preview in Lattuce — compare APA, MLA, Chicago, and more before you export
  13. 13. Supported citation formats in Lattuce — APA, Vancouver, Nature, and 27 more

On this page

  1. Who this is for
  2. Before you start
  3. Open the demo hub
  4. What each demo includes
  5. Local vs server demo sessions
  6. When to sign in
  7. What demos do not replace
  8. Related reading

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