Writer
Draft papers with sources grounded in your library, then export a fully cited DOCX the moment you're ready to submit.
Where knowledge grows
Stop keeping your papers, your reading, and your notes in different apps.
Lattuce is a cloud studio for academic writing, grounded reading, language learning, and notes — at lattuce.app today. Self-host is on the roadmap; we will announce it on the blog.
No account needed to look around.
The studio
Writer, Learner, Notes, and Study — plus the catalog that feeds them.
Writer, Learner, Notes, and Study are the four products most researchers live in — the screenshots below are from the real studio. Library, Operations, and Projects keep the catalog, pipeline, and long-running work organized behind the scenes.
Library
Upload PDFs or pull papers and books from open catalogs, then ground every claim in an actual passage instead of a half-remembered quote.
Notes
A vault for ideas, plus the tasks and calendar that keep the rest of the work on schedule.
Study
Exam prep and grounded Q&A over your library courses — mock exams and revision tied to the sources you uploaded.
Learner
Language reading, vocabulary, and spaced repetition on lingo.lattuce.app — import text and review words when you are about to forget them.
Operations
Operator pipeline tools — import Weblate translation jobs and link them into Writer when you run a multilingual lab.
Projects
Group papers, sources, and notes under one roof for each piece of work — a single essay or a full thesis.
Catalogs
Sources you can pull from into your library.
Browse open scholarly catalogs, resolve open-access PDFs from a DOI, and open public-domain books — then cite and study them in the same studio. Links open each catalog's site in a new tab. Not partnerships or endorsements.
arXiv PreprintsOpens in a new tab
OpenAlex Topics & metadataOpens in a new tab
Project Gutenberg Public-domain booksOpens in a new tab
Scholarly search
- Semantic Scholar — Papers & citation graphOpens in a new tab
- OSF Preprints — SocArXiv, PsyArXiv, and moreOpens in a new tab
- Europe PMC — Life-sciences literatureOpens in a new tab
- CORE — Open-access full textOpens in a new tab
- Crossref — Scholarly metadataOpens in a new tab
- Zenodo — Papers, data, softwareOpens in a new tab
- bioRxiv — Biology preprintsOpens in a new tab
- medRxiv — Health sciences preprintsOpens in a new tab
- DOAJ — Open-access journalsOpens in a new tab
- OpenAIRE — EU research graphOpens in a new tab
- OAPEN — OA academic monographsOpens in a new tab
- DOAB — OA book directoryOpens in a new tab
- DPLA — US heritage — when your host enables itOpens in a new tab
- Europeana — European heritage — when your host enables itOpens in a new tab
- HathiTrust — ISBN lookup — when your host enables itOpens in a new tab
- Chronicling America — US newspapers — when your host enables itOpens in a new tab
Resolve & open access
Books
Also import a Zotero library or follow RSS feeds when you are signed in.
Cloud today
Use Lattuce at lattuce.app — self-host when we launch it.
Sign in at lattuce.app and work on papers, PDFs, notes, study, and language learning without installing anything. We are not offering a public self-host option yet — when we do, we will say so clearly on the blog and update this page.
Read where Lattuce runs today
lattuce.app · Browser · Household account
Why one studio
You could stitch this together yourself.
Notion holds your notes. Something else holds your PDFs. A third app runs your flashcards. Lattuce keeps the citations, the drafts, the vocabulary, and the notes connected.
The usual stackOne studio, with Lattuce
A notes app for ideasNotes — vault, tasks, and calendar
A separate PDF or citation managerLibrary — PDFs grounded to citations
A third app for flashcardsLearner — vocabulary & reading SRS · Study — exam prep over your sources
Data wherever each vendor puts itCloud at lattuce.app — one household account across Writer, Library, and Notes
Plans & pricing
Plans, billed per household.
One subscription covers everyone in your household. Start solo, then add members as your studio grows.
Starter
For one.
- 1 member
- Writer papers and notes
- Study, projects, tasks, whiteboards, calendar, timelines
- Polish scratch pad
- Learner audio generation and import
ProMost popular
For a small household.
- Up to 4 members
- Everything in Starter
- AI missions
- Team sharing
- Share links
- Learner audio
Advanced
For the whole household.
- Up to 10 members
- Everything in Pro
- Realtime collaboration
- Priority support
See where your research could grow.
No account needed to explore Writer, Library, Learner, and the rest. Sign in only when you're ready to save your work.