See every step.
Follow the circuit diagram and source code together. Advance gate by gate or play the complete sequence.
See what a quantum circuit does, one gate at a time. Inspect the state, explore measurement outcomes, and take your results into the next experiment.
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The lab turns a supported circuit into an inspectable simulation. Start with an example, upload a small circuit, and follow how its gates change the quantum state.
Follow the circuit diagram and source code together. Advance gate by gate or play the complete sequence.
Explore amplitudes, basis-state probabilities, and single-qubit Bloch vectors as your circuit evolves.
Choose a sampling seed and shot count. Export the circuit, execution progress, probabilities, and sampled outcomes as JSON.
An ideal mathematical example. Finite-shot counts fluctuate around these probabilities.
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Use supported Qiskit/Cirq circuit syntax or OpenQASM 2. The lab checks every instruction and identifies unsupported code before simulation.
Compare probabilities with your expected results. Export a record of the simulated experiment for review.
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qSapien.ai currently provides ideal-state simulation for small, explicitly defined circuits. It helps you inspect a circuit's behavior within those assumptions.
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