Quantum-O · Portal 01

Q-Ov1 —the open quantum runtime.

What Docker is to shipping software and Ollama is to running local LLMs, Q-Ov1 is to quantum simulation. A stateless HTTP engine that takes a circuit, does the compute, and returns a result — run it on a laptop or scale it across a Docker-Swarm cluster with per-node qubit ceilings.

engine: q-ov1-local-simulator · classical statevector · CPU-only

Q-Ov1 open quantum runtime — a circuit-simulation engine rendered as an illuminated cryogenic module with printed console output and quantised memory blocks on a motherboard.

Portal 01 · Q-Ov1

Get up and running with quantum circuits.

Q-Ov1 is a run-anywhere quantum compute runtime for developers — build, simulate, and share real quantum circuits in the browser today, on your own infrastructure when you're ready.

Verified statevector engineNo API key requiredOpenQASM exportSelf-hostable

Circuit Builder

Compose real circuits gate-by-gate — H, X, Y, Z, S, T, parameterised Ry/Rz, CNOT — across 1–6 qubits, live in your browser.

Algorithm Registry

A searchable library of verified presets — Bell, GHZ, Grover, Deutsch–Jozsa, Bernstein–Vazirani, QRNG — each checked against its known-correct theoretical result.

Self-host on Swarm

Run Q-Ov1 as stateless engine nodes on your own Docker Swarm cluster, with documented per-tier qubit ceilings that protect against exponential memory blow-up.