I've been working on SquaresQ, a web platform that aims to make quantum computing more accessible without requiring local installation.
The goal is to provide an environment where students, researchers, and developers can design, simulate, and understand quantum circuits directly from the browser.
Current features include:
* Drag-and-drop quantum circuit editor
* More than 15 quantum gates and templates
* Real-time state vector and measurement probabilities
* Bloch sphere visualization
* Quantum circuit statistics (depth, fidelity, etc.)
* Export to OpenQASM 3, Qiskit, Cirq, and PennyLane
* Quantum Machine Learning visual editor
* Real-time collaboration: users can work together on the same quantum circuit simply by sharing a link, allowing multiple people to edit and explore the project simultaneously.
* AI assistant that can:
* Generate quantum circuits from natural language
* Explain existing circuits
* Suggest gate optimizations
* Correct rotation angles
* Answer quantum computing questions using text or voice
One of my goals is to create an all-in-one environment where people can learn quantum computing, prototype algorithms, collaborate in real time, and eventually share quantum projects with others.
I'm continuously improving the platform and would genuinely appreciate feedback from the HN community. I'm especially interested in suggestions regarding usability, performance, missing features, and what would make the platform more useful for researchers, educators, and students.
Hi HN,
I've been working on SquaresQ, a web platform that aims to make quantum computing more accessible without requiring local installation.
The goal is to provide an environment where students, researchers, and developers can design, simulate, and understand quantum circuits directly from the browser.
Current features include:
* Drag-and-drop quantum circuit editor * More than 15 quantum gates and templates * Real-time state vector and measurement probabilities * Bloch sphere visualization * Quantum circuit statistics (depth, fidelity, etc.) * Export to OpenQASM 3, Qiskit, Cirq, and PennyLane * Quantum Machine Learning visual editor * Real-time collaboration: users can work together on the same quantum circuit simply by sharing a link, allowing multiple people to edit and explore the project simultaneously. * AI assistant that can:
One of my goals is to create an all-in-one environment where people can learn quantum computing, prototype algorithms, collaborate in real time, and eventually share quantum projects with others.I'm continuously improving the platform and would genuinely appreciate feedback from the HN community. I'm especially interested in suggestions regarding usability, performance, missing features, and what would make the platform more useful for researchers, educators, and students.
Website: https://squaresquant.com
Thank you for taking a look—I appreciate any feedback or criticism.