The Engineering Report Workspace
Write, humanize, diagram, cite, compile — all in one tab. Stop switching between Overleaf, draw.io, AI humanizers, and PDF converters.
One workspace. Six tools replaced.
Engineering students typically juggle six separate applications to write a single technical report. This replaces all of them.
Everything in one editor
Every feature you need to write, format, and submit a professional engineering report — without leaving the tab.
Monaco LaTeX Editor
VS Code-grade editing experience with LaTeX syntax highlighting, auto-close brackets, and 1.5-second auto-save. No Overleaf account needed.
Diagram Editor
Full draw.io integration — all 9 diagram types (DFD, UML, ER, Sequence, State Machine, and more) embedded directly in your workspace.
AI Humanizer
Paste AI-generated text and get a rewritten version that preserves technical meaning. Uses your own free Gemini API key — zero AI cost to us.
IEEE Citation Manager
Fill in a form, get valid BibTeX instantly. Cite keys auto-generated. One-click copy of \cite{} commands. Download references.bib anytime.
Table Builder
Build tables in a spreadsheet-like grid and get the LaTeX tabular code generated live. Insert at cursor with one click.
Project Export
Download your entire project as a structured .zip — main.tex, references.bib, images/, and diagrams/ — ready for Overleaf or local compilation.
From blank page to PDF in four steps
Create a project
Pick a template — IEEE, Mini Project, Seminar, or FYP. Your LaTeX workspace is ready immediately with the correct structure and packages.
Write your content
Type or paste content into each chapter. Use the AI Panel to humanize text, or the LaTeX Converter to turn plain paragraphs into formatted LaTeX.
Add diagrams, images, tables, and citations
Open the built-in draw.io editor, upload images, build tables, and manage IEEE references — all without leaving the page.
Compile and export
Click Compile to see a live PDF preview. Click Export to download the complete project.zip, ready to submit or open in Overleaf.
Start with the right template
Four engineering report formats with correct chapter structure and LaTeX packages pre-configured.
IEEE Standard Report
Conference- Introduction
- Related Work
- Methodology
- Results
- Conclusion
Mini Project Report
3rd Year- Introduction
- Literature Survey
- System Design
- Implementation
- Testing
- + 2 more
Seminar Report
Seminar- Introduction
- Background
- Literature Review
- Applications
- Conclusion
Final Year Project
4th Year- Introduction
- Literature Review
- System Design
- Implementation
- Testing
- + 3 more
Fully open source
MIT licensed. No ads. No tracking. No paywalls. Self-host it for your department, contribute features, or fork it for your own institution.
Built by Heramb at RCPIT, Shirpur — as a real tool for real engineering students.