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Legal notice

Last updated Sep 20, 2026

This page carries the information a website published in France has to make available (French Act No. 2004-575, known as the LCEN, art. 6).

Publisher

Texifine is published by Anthony Pradier, an individual, acting as a non-professional publisher.

Contact: contact@texifine.com

Director of publication: Anthony Pradier.

As a non-professional publisher, Anthony Pradier's home address is not published here. It has been provided to the hosting provider named below, which is required to disclose it to the judicial authorities on request.

Texifine is not yet operated through a registered business: the service is free and generates no revenue. This page will be updated with the business name, registered address and registration number when paid plans are introduced.

Hosting

The application, its database and the files you upload are hosted by OVH SAS, trading as OVHcloud, 2 rue Kellermann, 59100 Roubaix, France — ovhcloud.com.

The servers used are located in the European Union.

The service

Texifine is a web application for writing structured documents in blocks and compiling them into PDF files with LaTeX. It is currently in free beta.

What Texifine does with personal data is described in the Privacy policy; the rules for using it are in the Terms of use.

Intellectual property

The Texifine name, its interface, its design and its source code are the property of the publisher. Reproducing or adapting them without written permission is not allowed.

The documents you write remain yours. Texifine claims no ownership over them — see the Terms of use.

Third-party components

Texifine is built on open-source work, used under their own licences:

  • Computer Modern web fonts, from Donald Knuth's original designs — SIL Open Font License.
  • KaTeX, which renders the equations you see while typing — MIT License.
  • Tectonic, the engine that compiles your documents into PDF — MIT License.
  • React, Spring Boot and the other libraries listed in the project's dependency files, under their respective open-source licences.

Reporting unlawful content

If you believe that content hosted on Texifine is unlawful, write to contact@texifine.com with the address of the content, a description of it, and the reasons why you consider it unlawful. Reports are reviewed as quickly as possible.

Applicable law

This notice is governed by French law. If you are a consumer, you keep the protection of the mandatory rules of your country of residence.