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August 5, 2026 · Workflow guides

Lattuce at lattuce.app is in alpha — what that means for you

The public Lattuce deployment is now labeled alpha. Here is what works today, what may change, and how to give feedback while we ship toward a stable release.

  • guide
  • alpha
  • launch

Lattuce at lattuce.app is in alpha. That means the product is real enough for serious work — papers, sources, notes, study — but we are still polishing the experience and shipping improvements often.

This post is a straight answer to: What can I rely on today, and what might still change?

Lattuce Try hub on lattuce.app — explore before sign-in

Who this is for

You are…Why the alpha label matters
Trying Lattuce for the first timeYou get honest expectations before you import a big library or start a thesis chapter
Coming back after launch weekThe product grew quickly; alpha means “usable,” not “finished”
Sharing it with your household or labEveryone sees the same alpha site — the label is about polish, not whether the site is “real”

What “alpha” means here

Alpha is earlier than beta or “stable.” For Lattuce it means:

ExpectationDetail
Core workflows workPapers, library, notes, and study are in daily use
Rough edges remainLayout, mobile, and some import types still improve week to week
Things may changeWe will warn you before big changes to exports or saved work — we do not silently delete your data
Pricing is clearPricing shows the Free / Pro / Advanced ladder. Payments are not live yet (alpha) — self-serve checkout is off; early households may get temporary Pro (limited slots)
Not a Notion replacementLattuce is for research and writing — see Notion vs Lattuce

You will see an Alpha badge and a short banner on the site. Closing the banner only hides the reminder — you are still on the alpha release.

What you can use with confidence today

AreaWhat works
WriterPaper projects, writing grounded in your PDFs, citation checks, export to Word
LibraryUpload and organize PDFs, search your sources
NotesMarkdown notes, links between notes, graph and board views
StudyGuided courses and digests over your reading
Household sign-inOne shared account scope for your household
Where to use itlattuce.app — see availability and upcoming apps

Translation, advanced research missions, and Lingo (lingo.lattuce.app) are available too; some need extra setup or keys. You do not need everything on day one.

What is still in motion

  • Live co-editing with others — limited today, not Google Docs–style everywhere yet
  • Phone and desktop apps — in progress; browser is the main path for now
  • Learner and translation — improving how they connect to Writer
  • Very large libraries — usable today; we keep making import and search faster

We share updates on the blog when major pieces land.

Moving toward beta

We will drop the alpha label when we are comfortable promising slower breaking changes and broader testing on mobile, billing, and imports. Expect a blog post when we promote the channel — we will not change it quietly.

Give feedback

Alpha is the right time to tell us what confused you, what broke, or what felt missing.

ChannelUse for
ContactQuestions, access issues, general feedback
FAQBilling, privacy, getting started

When you report a bug, say what you were doing (which page, which file type) and that you were on lattuce.app. That helps us reproduce it quickly.

Related reading

  • Where you can use Lattuce today — browser now; Windows and Android coming
  • Lattuce vs research apps — where we fit in your toolkit
  • Notion vs Lattuce — complement, not replacement

Bottom line

lattuce.app in alpha means: open for real research work, with eyes open about polish and pace. Start a paper, import a few sources, and tell us what breaks — that is how we earn a beta label.

PreviousWhere you can use Lattuce today — cloud, Windows, and AndroidNextTry Lattuce without signing up — interactive demos at lattuce.app/try

Workflow guides

  1. 1. Where you can use Lattuce today — cloud, Windows, and Android
  2. You are here2. Lattuce at lattuce.app is in alpha — what that means for you
  3. 3. Try Lattuce without signing up — interactive demos at lattuce.app/try
  4. 4. Leaving Lattuce cleanly — try first, delete when you need to
  5. 5. Literature review with Lattuce — from search to a cited Word file
  6. 6. Study vs Learner in Lattuce — exam prep or language learning?
  7. 7. Thesis format check in Lattuce — upload Word, fix layout, verify before you submit
  8. 8. BYOK on Lattuce — bring your own AI keys
  9. 9. Sources to DOCX in Lattuce — end-to-end manuscript workflow
  10. 10. BYOS on Lattuce — bring your own storage
  11. 11. Research missions in Lattuce — structured synthesis with evidence export
  12. 12. Use Lattuce from Cursor and Claude — your research in your IDE
  13. 13. Source Digest in Lattuce Study — audio, tables, mind maps, and flashcards
  14. 14. Workspace Ask for a household lab — grounded Q&A over your vault
  15. 15. Query canvas in Lattuce — live boards from your notes vault
  16. 16. Zotero to BibTeX in Lattuce — import, cite, and hand off bibliographies
  17. 17. Notes view layouts in Lattuce — Live, Read, and a sticky outline
  18. 18. Household admin's first week with Lattuce — checks and day-two tasks
  19. 19. Notes catalog layouts in Lattuce — Table, Board, Timeline, and saved views for your vault
  20. 20. Household billing and /pricing on Lattuce — transparent tiers for shared accounts
  21. 21. Version history in Lattuce — compare checkpoints, restore with confidence, and a three-tier workspace
  22. 22. Why Lattuce is not trying to replace Notion
  23. 23. Citation style preview in Lattuce — compare APA, MLA, Chicago, and more before you export
  24. 24. Research stack in 2026 — where Lattuce on lattuce.app sits
  25. 25. Supported citation formats in Lattuce — APA, Vancouver, Nature, and 27 more
  26. 26. Data residency for university labs in Malaysia
  27. 27. Why section approval beats realtime co-edit for academic papers
  28. 28. Research signals and feeds in Lattuce — headlines on home, sources in your library
  29. 29. Open catalogs Lattuce connects to — scholarly search, OA links, and books
  30. 30. How to export a cited thesis chapter to Word from Lattuce
  31. 31. Household Free vs Pro on lattuce.app — which plan fits your lab?
  32. 32. Try Lattuce Writer demo walkthrough — cited drafting without an account
  33. 33. Notes Live vs Read vs Split — when to use which in Lattuce
  34. 34. Citation styles for Malaysian universities in Lattuce Writer
  35. 35. From PDF highlight to cited paragraph in Lattuce
  36. 36. Leaving Notion pages in place — handoff checklist for Lattuce research
  37. 37. Alpha feedback — how to report useful bugs on lattuce.app

On this page

  1. Who this is for
  2. What “alpha” means here
  3. What you can use with confidence today
  4. What is still in motion
  5. Moving toward beta
  6. Give feedback
  7. Related reading
  8. Bottom line

Explore Lattuce

Start writing, compare tools, or browse tutorials for your research stack.

Try LattuceTutorialsPlans

Subscribe to Workflow guides: RSS · Atom

← All posts
TermsPrivacyCookiesRefundsFAQContact[email protected]

© Lattuce

Skip to content
Blog
  1. Blog
  2. /
  3. Workflow guides
  4. /
  5. Lattuce at lattuce.app is in alpha — what that means for you

August 5, 2026 · Workflow guides

Lattuce at lattuce.app is in alpha — what that means for you

The public Lattuce deployment is now labeled alpha. Here is what works today, what may change, and how to give feedback while we ship toward a stable release.

  • guide
  • alpha
  • launch

Lattuce at lattuce.app is in alpha. That means the product is real enough for serious work — papers, sources, notes, study — but we are still polishing the experience and shipping improvements often.

This post is a straight answer to: What can I rely on today, and what might still change?

Lattuce Try hub on lattuce.app — explore before sign-in

Who this is for

You are…Why the alpha label matters
Trying Lattuce for the first timeYou get honest expectations before you import a big library or start a thesis chapter
Coming back after launch weekThe product grew quickly; alpha means “usable,” not “finished”
Sharing it with your household or labEveryone sees the same alpha site — the label is about polish, not whether the site is “real”

What “alpha” means here

Alpha is earlier than beta or “stable.” For Lattuce it means:

ExpectationDetail
Core workflows workPapers, library, notes, and study are in daily use
Rough edges remainLayout, mobile, and some import types still improve week to week
Things may changeWe will warn you before big changes to exports or saved work — we do not silently delete your data
Pricing is clearPricing shows the Free / Pro / Advanced ladder. Payments are not live yet (alpha) — self-serve checkout is off; early households may get temporary Pro (limited slots)
Not a Notion replacementLattuce is for research and writing — see Notion vs Lattuce

You will see an Alpha badge and a short banner on the site. Closing the banner only hides the reminder — you are still on the alpha release.

What you can use with confidence today

AreaWhat works
WriterPaper projects, writing grounded in your PDFs, citation checks, export to Word
LibraryUpload and organize PDFs, search your sources
NotesMarkdown notes, links between notes, graph and board views
StudyGuided courses and digests over your reading
Household sign-inOne shared account scope for your household
Where to use itlattuce.app — see availability and upcoming apps

Translation, advanced research missions, and Lingo (lingo.lattuce.app) are available too; some need extra setup or keys. You do not need everything on day one.

What is still in motion

  • Live co-editing with others — limited today, not Google Docs–style everywhere yet
  • Phone and desktop apps — in progress; browser is the main path for now
  • Learner and translation — improving how they connect to Writer
  • Very large libraries — usable today; we keep making import and search faster

We share updates on the blog when major pieces land.

Moving toward beta

We will drop the alpha label when we are comfortable promising slower breaking changes and broader testing on mobile, billing, and imports. Expect a blog post when we promote the channel — we will not change it quietly.

Give feedback

Alpha is the right time to tell us what confused you, what broke, or what felt missing.

ChannelUse for
ContactQuestions, access issues, general feedback
FAQBilling, privacy, getting started

When you report a bug, say what you were doing (which page, which file type) and that you were on lattuce.app. That helps us reproduce it quickly.

Related reading

  • Where you can use Lattuce today — browser now; Windows and Android coming
  • Lattuce vs research apps — where we fit in your toolkit
  • Notion vs Lattuce — complement, not replacement

Bottom line

lattuce.app in alpha means: open for real research work, with eyes open about polish and pace. Start a paper, import a few sources, and tell us what breaks — that is how we earn a beta label.

PreviousWhere you can use Lattuce today — cloud, Windows, and AndroidNextTry Lattuce without signing up — interactive demos at lattuce.app/try

Workflow guides

  1. 1. Where you can use Lattuce today — cloud, Windows, and Android
  2. You are here2. Lattuce at lattuce.app is in alpha — what that means for you
  3. 3. Try Lattuce without signing up — interactive demos at lattuce.app/try
  4. 4. Leaving Lattuce cleanly — try first, delete when you need to
  5. 5. Literature review with Lattuce — from search to a cited Word file
  6. 6. Study vs Learner in Lattuce — exam prep or language learning?
  7. 7. Thesis format check in Lattuce — upload Word, fix layout, verify before you submit
  8. 8. BYOK on Lattuce — bring your own AI keys
  9. 9. Sources to DOCX in Lattuce — end-to-end manuscript workflow
  10. 10. BYOS on Lattuce — bring your own storage
  11. 11. Research missions in Lattuce — structured synthesis with evidence export
  12. 12. Use Lattuce from Cursor and Claude — your research in your IDE
  13. 13. Source Digest in Lattuce Study — audio, tables, mind maps, and flashcards
  14. 14. Workspace Ask for a household lab — grounded Q&A over your vault
  15. 15. Query canvas in Lattuce — live boards from your notes vault
  16. 16. Zotero to BibTeX in Lattuce — import, cite, and hand off bibliographies
  17. 17. Notes view layouts in Lattuce — Live, Read, and a sticky outline
  18. 18. Household admin's first week with Lattuce — checks and day-two tasks
  19. 19. Notes catalog layouts in Lattuce — Table, Board, Timeline, and saved views for your vault
  20. 20. Household billing and /pricing on Lattuce — transparent tiers for shared accounts
  21. 21. Version history in Lattuce — compare checkpoints, restore with confidence, and a three-tier workspace
  22. 22. Why Lattuce is not trying to replace Notion
  23. 23. Citation style preview in Lattuce — compare APA, MLA, Chicago, and more before you export
  24. 24. Research stack in 2026 — where Lattuce on lattuce.app sits
  25. 25. Supported citation formats in Lattuce — APA, Vancouver, Nature, and 27 more
  26. 26. Data residency for university labs in Malaysia
  27. 27. Why section approval beats realtime co-edit for academic papers
  28. 28. Research signals and feeds in Lattuce — headlines on home, sources in your library
  29. 29. Open catalogs Lattuce connects to — scholarly search, OA links, and books
  30. 30. How to export a cited thesis chapter to Word from Lattuce
  31. 31. Household Free vs Pro on lattuce.app — which plan fits your lab?
  32. 32. Try Lattuce Writer demo walkthrough — cited drafting without an account
  33. 33. Notes Live vs Read vs Split — when to use which in Lattuce
  34. 34. Citation styles for Malaysian universities in Lattuce Writer
  35. 35. From PDF highlight to cited paragraph in Lattuce
  36. 36. Leaving Notion pages in place — handoff checklist for Lattuce research
  37. 37. Alpha feedback — how to report useful bugs on lattuce.app

On this page

  1. Who this is for
  2. What “alpha” means here
  3. What you can use with confidence today
  4. What is still in motion
  5. Moving toward beta
  6. Give feedback
  7. Related reading
  8. Bottom line

Explore Lattuce

Start writing, compare tools, or browse tutorials for your research stack.

Try LattuceTutorialsPlans

Subscribe to Workflow guides: RSS · Atom

← All posts
TermsPrivacyCookiesRefundsFAQContact[email protected]

© Lattuce