Build, test, and deploy quantum applications with our comprehensive development platform. From SDKs to CI/CD pipelines, everything you need to bring quantum computing to production.
Full-featured Python library for quantum programming with intuitive syntax and comprehensive documentation.
Language-agnostic HTTP API for quantum computing. Access QPUs from any programming language or platform.
Command-line interface for managing quantum resources, deploying circuits, and monitoring jobs.
High-performance C++17 library for quantum computing with minimal overhead and maximum control.
Integrated development environment with visual circuit composer, debugger, and performance profiler.
Step through quantum circuits gate-by-gate, inspect quantum states, and identify errors before execution.
Design quantum circuits with an API that feels natural to programmers. Chain gate operations, add measurements, and control flow all with clean, readable code.
Our SDK automatically optimizes your circuits by removing redundant gates, combining consecutive rotations, and selecting optimal gate decompositions for target hardware.
Implement quantum algorithms without starting from scratch. We provide battle-tested implementations of VQE, QAOA, Grover, Shor, and more.
Each algorithm is parameterized and customizable. Plug in your own cost functions, ansatz circuits, or optimization strategies while leveraging our production-grade infrastructure.
Simulate realistic noise models to test your algorithms before running on hardware. Our SDK includes error mitigation techniques to improve results on NISQ devices.
Apply zero-noise extrapolation, measurement error mitigation, or dynamical decoupling automatically with a single parameter.
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Drag and drop quantum gates onto a visual canvas. See your circuit structure in real-time with automatic layout and gate annotations.
Context-aware autocomplete suggests gates, parameters, and functions. Inline documentation shows usage examples.
Set breakpoints, step through circuits gate-by-gate, and visualize quantum state evolution in real-time.
Identify bottlenecks with gate-level timing analysis. Optimize circuits based on actual hardware performance data.
Built-in Git integration for managing quantum code. Compare circuit versions visually and collaborate with teams.
Your projects sync automatically across devices. Start coding on desktop, continue on laptop seamlessly.
Submit quantum circuits for execution. Supports OpenQASM 2.0/3.0, Quil, and native formats. Returns job ID for tracking.
Check execution status and retrieve results. Jobs transition through queued, running, completed, or error states.
Discover available quantum processors and simulators. Get real-time status, calibration data, and queue lengths.
Push quantum code to GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. Webhooks trigger automated pipelines.
Run unit tests on simulators. Validate circuits against noise models and error budgets.
Compile circuits for target hardware. Optimize gate counts and circuit depth automatically.
Deploy to production QPUs with blue-green strategies. Rollback on errors automatically.
Track job success rates, execution times, and error rates. Get alerted on anomalies.
Integrate with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, and more. Our CLI tools work anywhere Docker runs.
Comprehensive guides, API references, and tutorials. Search-optimized with code examples in multiple languages.
Ask questions, share projects, and learn from experts. Moderated by quantum computing researchers.
Open-source examples, templates, and tools. Contribute back and build with the community.
Real-time chat with 10,000+ developers. Get help, share ideas, and collaborate on projects.
Monthly live coding sessions and technical deep-dives. Learn from quantum algorithm experts.
Compete for prizes, solve real-world problems, and showcase your quantum applications.
Join 50,000+ developers building the quantum future. Get free access to simulators and 100 QPU hours to start experimenting.