Browser-Based Quantum Programming

Quantum Coding Lab

Write, run, and visualize quantum programs directly in your browser. No installation required.

Choose Your Quantum Framework

Select the quantum computing framework you want to work with. Additional frameworks will be available soon.

Select a framework
Qiskit Available
PennyLane Coming Soon
Cirq Coming Soon
QuTiP Coming Soon
Amazon Braket Coming Soon
CUDA Quantum Coming Soon
Q# Coming Soon
Qiskit Environment Ready
Environment Active
Framework Qiskit
Python 3.11.9
Qiskit Core 2.5.0
Qiskit Aer 0.17.2
NumPy 2.4.6
Matplotlib 3.11.0
SciPy 1.17.1
Quantum simulator runs in-browser · No data is stored · Session only
Qiskit
Python 3.11.9 Simulator: AerSimulator
Examples
01 Hello Quantum
02 Bell State
03 Bloch Sphere
04 Quantum Teleportation
05 Grover Search
06 QAOA
07 VQE
main.py
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─── Quantum Discord Coding Lab ─── Qiskit 2.5.0 | AerSimulator | Python 3.11.9 ─────────────────────────────────────────────── Ready. Press Run ▶ to execute your program.
Quantum Circuit Diagram
No circuit yet
Run your code to render the circuit diagram
Measurement Histogram
No results yet
Run your code to see measurement outcomes
Theoretical Probability Distribution
%
No state yet
Run your code to see the exact per-state probabilities
Matplotlib Output
📈
No plots yet
Use matplotlib in your code to generate plots
Interactive Bloch Sphere — Drag to Rotate
θ Theta
φ Phi
P(|0⟩)
Run your code to see the qubit state reflected on the Bloch sphere
Quantum State Vector
ψ
No state yet
Run your code to visualize the quantum state
Quantum State City
🏙
No state yet
Run your code to render the real/imaginary amplitude city plot
Execution Results
No results yet
Run your code to see execution details
Coming Soon
IBM Quantum Hardware
Amazon Braket
IonQ
Notebook Mode
AI Assistant
Code Sharing
Quantum Challenges
Ready
Backend AerSimulator
Shots 1000
Exec Time
Memory
Qiskit 2.5.0