A browser-based alternative for common Stata workflows
stats.camp independently implements a growing subset of Stata syntax. It does not run Stata itself.
Independent software. Not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by StataCorp LLC.
When stats.camp may fit
stats.camp is designed for teaching, lightweight inspection, and reproducible workflows built from supported commands. It is especially useful when local installation is inconvenient, when students use different operating systems, or when you want a linkable browser environment.
- Open
.dta, CSV, Excel, and Parquet data. - Write and run do-files with supported locals, globals, and loops.
- Use common data-management, descriptive, testing, estimation, and graphics commands.
When it is not a replacement
stats.camp does not implement the complete Stata language, all official features, or the community-contributed package ecosystem. Existing projects can depend on subtle command behavior, uncommon options, ado-files, or exact output formatting that is not available here.
Review every command and option in the compatibility table, then validate results before moving an established research workflow.
Try a representative command
import delimited "hsb2.csv", clear
regress math female i.race, robust
This example loads teaching data and estimates OLS with factor-variable syntax and robust standard errors. Both capabilities are explicitly listed in the current compatibility table.
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Try the workflow
Open the live project, inspect the existing do-file, and adapt the example above. No stats.camp account is required for the demo.
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