TeXeR is open source under the MIT license. Here's how you can help.
You don't need to write code to contribute. Some of the most impactful contributions are bug reports, feedback, and documentation fixes.
Found something broken? Open a GitHub issue with steps to reproduce. Screenshots and browser info help us fix things faster.
Report a bugHave an idea that would make TeXeR better for your workflow? We track feature requests as GitHub discussions.
Suggest a featureFix typos, clarify confusing sections, add examples. Good docs are as valuable as good code. PRs to the docs folder are always welcome.
Edit docs on GitHubOur OCR models improve with more data. If you have handwritten math samples, printed equation datasets, or edge cases we handle poorly, we'd love to include them.
Get in touchUse TeXeR and tell us what feels off. Confusing flows, missing affordances, accessibility issues — fresh eyes catch what we miss.
Share feedbackTeXeR is English-only right now. If you'd like to help translate the UI or docs into another language, reach out.
Help translateIf you want to contribute code, here's the quick setup.
Clone and run locally
# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/TeXeR-org.git
# Install dependencies
cd web && npm install
# Start dev server
npm run dev
See the documentation for full setup instructions including the API server, database, and compiler.
Reach out on GitHub Discussions or email us. We're happy to help you get started.