# Installing Mito for Streamlit

## Requirements

1. Check that you have **Python 3.6** **or above** by opening a terminal and running `python --version`
2. By installing Mito, you are agreeing to Mito's [Terms of Service](/misc/terms-of-service.md) and [Privacy Policy](/misc/privacy-policy.md). 

## Installing Mito

First open a **terminal, command prompt, or Anaconda Prompt**. Then, install the mitosheet and streamlit packages.

```
pip install mitosheet streamlit
```

This will install **Mito for Streamlit** - you are now ready to use Mito in your dashboards. 

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Mito is compatible with Streamlit versions `>=1.2` and `<=1.31`.
{% endhint %}

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[Getting Started with Mito for Streamlit](/mito-for-streamlit/getting-started-with-mito-for-streamlit.md)
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