Hieroglyphic

Hieroglyphic is a Linux desktop utility for locating LaTeX and Typst symbols. Rather than requiring an author to remember a command name or page through a reference table, it lets the user look up a symbol and obtain the markup that produces it, covering both the LaTeX and Typst syntaxes from the same lookup.

The practical use case is document authoring: a writer working on a mathematical or technical document encounters a glyph, finds it in Hieroglyphic, and transfers the corresponding command into the source file. Because the tool addresses two markup languages, it is also of use to authors migrating material between LaTeX and Typst, where the same glyph carries different command names.

Hieroglyphic is published by FineFindus under the GPL-3.0 license, so redistributed and modified versions must remain under the same terms. Only Linux is listed as a supported platform. The record does not specify the size of the symbol collection or the exact search method, so users with a particular set of glyphs in mind should check those details against the project's own documentation.