Installing oTree on Windows¶
Important note¶
If you publish research done with oTree, you are required to cite this paper. (Citation: Chen, D.L., Schonger, M., Wickens, C., 2016. oTree - An open-source platform for laboratory, online and field experiments. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance, vol 9: 88-97)
If the below steps don’t work for you, please email chris@otree.org with details.
Step 2: Install oTree¶
Go to the folder where you want to store your oTree project. Then click the “File” menu and open PowerShell:

Enter this command at the prompt:
pip3 install -U otree
Next steps¶
If you will use oTree Studio (easiest option), go to otreehub.com. Your department may have an existing subscription, so you should check with them (or they can get one at otreehub.com/subscription).
Read: why you should use oTree Studio.
If you are experienced in Python and are comfortable with resolving programming errors on your own, you can use oTree with a text editor.