Marimo Studio

Marimo Studio builds custom reports, apps, and presentations from one marimo notebook. Keep the analysis in Python, then shape each view with HTML, React, Svelte, or the browser libraries your work needs.

Marimo Studio 0.1 is experimental. Pin Studio and third-party view providers in saved projects.

Create your first view

Open a notebook in an environment that contains Studio:

uvx --with marimo-studio marimo edit analysis.py --sandbox

uvx is uv's temporary command runner. It creates an isolated Python environment for this invocation.

Studio's thin toolbar is available immediately. Add a displayable cell and click Add view. Save the notebook if prompted, then choose a name and starter. The new view opens beside the notebook. Use the source action to edit its files beneath Preview, with Marimo's agent sidebar still available.

For terminal-first setup with an existing saved notebook, run:

uvx marimo-studio view create dashboard --target analysis.py

Saving Source builds a new immutable artifact. A failed build reports the source problem and keeps the current artifact available.

Choose a runtime

• The Python runtime uses a server-side marimo session and can access local files, databases, credentials, and native packages.
• The Browser runtime runs the saved notebook in a Pyodide worker. Pyodide is a Python distribution compiled for the browser. The browser receives notebook source and must be able to fetch its dependencies and data.
• The Prepared runtime computes finite input states during static export and serves verified results to the view. Visitors receive the view and its prepared outputs with no Python runtime.

Continue

• Start here
• Examples
• Run or export a view
• Reference
• Compatibility and support
• Troubleshooting
• Security

Use GitHub Issues for public bug reports and support requests.

License

Marimo Studio is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.