The palette shows each structure as it will look. Click, type or use shortcuts: the equation builds on the sheet and the preview always matches the final result.
Anyone who doesn't write code loses time looking up how to type a fraction.
Finding the mistake after generating the file means starting over.
Switching programs means relearning shortcuts and redoing equations.
In Neo's visual editor, you see the result while you write.
Categories, favorites and recents, in grid or list, with the real preview of each template.
Ctrl+F for a fraction, Ctrl+R for a root and a shortcut profile you can customize.
Ctrl+K finds any app action by name.
Several equations open, with a warning for unsaved changes.
Insert and adjust rows and columns without rebuilding the structure.
See the MathML, the LaTeX and the spoken reading of the equation alongside.
Switch modes at the bottom at any time. What you write in one appears in the others, with no manual conversion.
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