FAQ
Only for the life of the job. Every job self-deletes after 24 hours; you can delete it immediately from the API. Self-hosted deployments keep everything on your own disk.
Yes — they are converted to OMML, Word's native math format. Double-click one and edit it like any Word equation. Nothing is rasterised to an image.
The LaTeX → Word direction only parses your .tex — no TeX engine executes it, which removes the classic \write18 attack surface. The Word → LaTeX direction compiles its own generated template with pdflatex to hand you a ready PDF.
Yes. The built-in templates use only stock TeX Live packages, so the delivered project compiles anywhere — Overleaf included.
It is recovered straight from your compiled PDF, cropped by anchoring on its caption. Rendered PDF pages ship as the last-resort fallback — the .docx never leaves without its figures.
It is built not to. Macros, \cite, math and the preamble are preserved byte-for-byte; only prose that clearly changed is spliced in. Anything ambiguous goes to a .review.md report for you to decide.
Yes — one Docker container behind TLS, with scoped API keys and per-key quotas. Talk to us about self-hosting.