Real, editable documents, built inside your chat.
Ask for a LaTeX paper, a runnable Python notebook, a dashboard, a literature review table, or a diagram, and get a real, editable artifact you can comment on and refine, not a wall of text to copy out.
Free to start. Export to .tex, .csv, .py, .pdf, and more. Every document is editable and yours.
What are interactive documents in CoChat?
Interactive documents in CoChat are live, editable artifacts the AI builds inside your chat: a LaTeX paper, a markdown report, a spreadsheet, a runnable Python script, a dashboard, a diagram, and more than a dozen other types. Unlike a static answer you copy out, an artifact renders, exports, and updates as you and the AI revise it together.
Most AI tools hand you a block of text. You copy it, paste it into Word or Overleaf, and the link to the AI is gone. The next change means another copy-paste round trip.
CoChat gives you an artifact instead: a real, structured object in a side panel. Math renders, code runs, tables sort, diagrams draw. Leave a comment and CoChat revises it. Make an edit and it persists. The document is a shared workspace between you and the AI, not a one-time printout.
Ask, build, refine, export
20+ artifact types, one workspace
Every artifact is editable by you, revisable by the AI, exportable, and persistent across sessions.
LaTeX documents
Equations, proofs, and full papers with live-rendered math (KaTeX), exportable as .tex

Markdown documents
Reports, memos, and guides with clean typography and inline diagrams

Spreadsheets (CSV)
Sortable, filterable grids, export to CSV

Python scripts
Runnable in-browser (Pyodide), with matplotlib charts and real output

Presentations
Slide decks, navigable 16:9, export to PowerPoint (.pptx)







Literature review tables
Structured, with CrossRef-verified citations and custom extraction columns

PRISMA flow diagrams and checklists
PRISMA 2020-compliant, identification counts filled from your search


Flashcard decks
Basic and cloze, spaced-repetition study mode, Anki export



Dashboards
KPI, chart, table, and markdown panels, refreshable

Diagrams
Flowcharts, org charts, network and process maps

Charts
Interactive Vega-Lite plots, including live function graphs with sliders



Decision matrices
Weighted criteria, scored options, shareable

Wikis
Multi-page, editable knowledge bases

Kanban boards, to-do lists, and timers
Planning and tracking



HTML apps
Interactive tools, prototypes, HTML emails, and landing pages, built in React and Tailwind



Circuit simulators
SPICE netlist to schematic and waveforms

3D models
Parametric OpenSCAD, plus an STL/OBJ/GLTF viewer


Sheet music
ABC notation to engraved staff with playback

Chess positions
FEN/PGN, interactive board

Simulations, games, and instruments
Real-time canvas, WebGL, and Web Audio pieces — orbital mechanics, geomagnetic storms, playable games, and synthesizers





Built for the math other AI tools mangle
For academic and STEM work, the document is the math, and most AI tools either cannot render it or break it. CoChat treats LaTeX as a first-class artifact.
THE RESULT:
A real document that renders its math, takes a comment, and revises in place, ready to export. The question a skeptic asks, “do I get a usable document or just more text?”, is answered by the artifact itself.
The document is where your research comes together.
A document is rarely the end of the work. In CoChat it is where the rest of it lands.
The paper you draft in LaTeX pulls from the sources you already verified. The literature review table you build becomes the evidence section of your manuscript. The dashboard you make reads from the data in your project. Because every artifact lives in the same workspace where you search, verify, and cite, your documents are connected to the research behind them instead of being disconnected exports, and they stay editable across sessions instead of being rebuilt from scratch each time.
Static AI output vs. living artifacts
Typical AI Tool
CoChat Artifacts
What you get
A block of text to copy out
A rendered, structured artifact in a side panel
Math
Often broken or unrendered
Live KaTeX rendering, .tex export
Code
A snippet you run elsewhere
Runnable in-browser with real output
Editing
Re-paste the whole thing to change a line
Comment on a passage, the AI revises in place
Persistence
Gone when you scroll away
Persists across sessions, exportable
Range
Text only
20+ types: LaTeX, code, sheets, dashboards, diagrams, more
Citations
Often fabricated
Verified against CrossRef
CoChat builds documents, not dead text.
An AI answer is a dead end: you read it, copy what is useful, and the tool forgets it existed. An artifact is a starting point: it renders, it runs, it exports, and it keeps improving as you work on it.
That difference compounds for technical and academic work, where the output is not a paragraph, it is an equation that has to render, a script that has to run, a table whose sources have to be real. A tool that hands you plain text leaves the rendering, the running, and the verifying to you. CoChat does them in the artifact, and because the artifact lives in the same workspace as your search, your citations, and your project, the document you build here is connected to the work behind it and stays yours to reuse.
20+ artifact types
from LaTeX to runnable Python to verified literature tables
Live rendering
math (KaTeX), charts (Vega-Lite), diagrams, and 3D, in the panel
Comment to revise
point at a passage, get a targeted rewrite
Always exportable
.tex, .csv, .py, .pdf, Anki, and more, no lock-in
Same artifacts, different work
Same capability, different context. See how interactive documents work across fields and roles.
Frequently asked questions
1. Can CoChat write LaTeX documents?
2. Is CoChat an Overleaf alternative?
3. Can I edit the documents CoChat creates, or just regenerate them?
4. What kinds of documents can CoChat make?
5. Do CoChat documents export, or am I locked in?
6. Can my team collaborate on a document?
Stop copying AI text. Start building documents.
LaTeX with rendered math. Runnable code. Verified literature tables. Dashboards, diagrams, and more, all editable, comment-able, and exportable, in one workspace.
Free to start. Every document is yours to edit, comment on, and export.

