[I Built This/Feedback] July 2026 – October 26, 2026: I spent nearly four months building Theory Vision Online, a finished product [TRY ONLINE: https://t.co/agdaU8qoay free through Oct. 31st, 2026], and I started SystemaDock LLC, my first and only company. Today, I finally reached 99% completion. But this is only the beginning.
July 2026 – October 20, 2026.
That's the timeline of a project that began as a relatively simple idea: What if writing mathematics, conducting research, and publishing sophisticated documents could all happen inside one integrated workspace?
I'm the founder of SystemaDock LLC, and I introduce to you: TVO.
99% complete.
And strangely enough, it feels much more like a beginning than an ending.
What exactly did I build?
Theory Vision Online is a browser-based research, mathematics, writing, and publishing environment built around LuaLaTeX.
It started as a LaTeX editor. It didn't stay one.
Over the course of development, it evolved into a collection of interconnected workspaces designed to help students, researchers, mathematicians, engineers, educators, and independent thinkers take their ideas from rough notes to finished publications.
Some of its major features include:
\- Full LaTeX publishing environment: Write, compile, preview, and organize professional mathematical and scientific documents.
\- MathDock: A mathematical formula library and workspace for building and organizing mathematical expressions.
\- Jigsaw Publisher: Organize manuscripts, manage publishing workflows, and connect them to your primary research workspace.
\- Customization Explorer: Design the appearance of your documents through visual styling controls and reusable stylesheet controls.
\- Mathematica and Manim integration tools: Work with mathematical visualizations, simulations, and animations.
\- Progress Portfolio and Time Logging: Keep track of research progress, organize schedules, and document your work.
And that's not even everything.
Why did I build it?
Because I wanted software that respected the complexity of intellectual work without making the process of organizing it unnecessarily complicated.
I've spent considerable time studying mathematics and exploring theoretical research. One frustration kept recurring: my equations were in one place, my notes in another, my references somewhere else, and the final manuscript in yet another application.
I wanted those things to belong together. Not simply as a collection of unrelated features, but as parts of one larger system.
Theory Vision Online became my attempt to build that system.
Today marks the symbolic end of the initial building phase.
You can try it for free.
I'm opening access to Theory Vision Online's features through October 31, 2026, without requiring a subscription.
Try building a manuscript. Compile some mathematics. Explore the research tools. See what works, what doesn't, and what you think could be better.
Try Theory Vision Online:
https://t.co/Oa9TtTFeGQ
Company website:
https://t.co/LMaqAWEAKM
After the promotional access period, the current founding-member pricing is planned at $9/month.
I'm sharing it here because I'd genuinely appreciate feedback from people who use LaTeX, conduct research, write academic papers, or simply enjoy experimenting with ambitious productivity software.
My question for X:
If you could design your ideal mathematics and research workspace, what would it do that your current tools don't?
I'm particularly interested in hearing from researchers, STEM students, LaTeX users, and anyone who has struggled to keep a complicated intellectual project organized.
July 2026 was the beginning of an idea.
October 26 is where Theory Vision Online begins its life beyond its developer.
Thanks for taking a look.
— Founder, SystemaDock LLC
[Disclosure] I'm the creator of Theory Vision Online, and this is my own commercial software project. I'm sharing it to introduce the product and gather consumer feedback
Just as a quick update: the app feels and now more-than-ever-before looks COMPLETE. I will mention a few applications on there are just functional prototypes, but you may be surprised by how fast I am to improve all of them - so please give it a chance and do give it some time to grow on you!
https://t.co/ZOqNzNAsUQ Is officially opening full feature access to guests. You're welcome to join in and decide if you'd care to become a paying subscriber until November 1st, 2026!
@Denche2005 Yeah I would just as well ask if you'd hire a developer who refuses to use AI... a "no-AI coding in a world of AI contests" could also be a deal breaker.
https://t.co/jReF3rPR7Q is now back to allowing users to have free access 24 hr guests sessions (project data stored for that duration). No sign in required!
I'm not seeing many people sign up with their Google accounts. More features have been added recently. I highly recommend that people interested in long term usage, and I promise it doesn't come with email spam, just do a quick registration with Google.
Whether you're a college student or an educator in need of assistance, you're going to want to sign up for Theory Vision Online! I've developed this to be a main tool in your arsenal, a serious cloud typesetting platform for writers, researchers, and content creators of STEM materials - it even comes with a Book Generator engine. Join in and never stop doing what you do! https://t.co/qalvSDhLAu
My apologies for any inconvenience - it was rather tricky to get a certain bug fixed - so I'll keep it conventional: sign in and continue your free month!