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.
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.