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What is ORE Studio?

ORE Studio is a graphical front-end for the Open Source Risk Engine (ORE), which itself builds on QuantLib. It provides a database-backed UI for configuring and running ORE — persistent storage for inputs and outputs, CRUD management, and a simple three-layer architecture (client / service / PostgreSQL) designed to be easy to understand and extend. ORE Studio was started by Marco Craveiro.

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The project is built for people who want to learn quantitative finance by building. All the heavy mathematical lifting stays in ORE and QuantLib; ORE Studio focuses on infrastructure, data management, and making the domain accessible to C++ developers without an institutional background.

  • Product identity — goals, audience, scope and what ORE Studio is not.
  • Orientation — how to navigate the documentation.
  • Website — full documentation, recipes, and architecture reference.

Getting started

Binary packages for each release are available on GitHub Releases (Linux, macOS, Windows — 64-bit). Per-commit packages are attached to the corresponding GitHub Actions workflow run.

To build from source, follow the How do I set up a development environment? recipe. Preset options and platform notes are in the CMake recipes.

Contributing

PRs are welcome. Join the Discord for questions and discussion.