Products

Open quantum computing tools, running in the browser.

Free, zero-install platforms we've built for writing, running, and researching quantum algorithms — the product side of the same expertise behind our research and advisory.

Beta

Quantum Flows

Experiments in quantum computing, as workflows.

An innovative, streamlined way to compose and run quantum computing experiments. Quantum Flows structures the experimental side of quantum work so that building and running experiments is faster and more repeatable.

  • A workflow-based approach to quantum experimentation
  • Streamlined composition of multi-step experiments
  • Built for the experimental, research-oriented side of quantum work
Try the beta Opens quantum-flows.transilvania-quantum.com
Quantum Flows workflow interface
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Quantum Code

Quantum code that runs in your browser.

Write and run quantum programs without installing anything. Quantum Code brings a familiar Qiskit syntax and a drag-and-drop editor together in the browser, with results returned instantly.

  • Zero-install — nothing to set up, runs entirely in the browser
  • Familiar Qiskit syntax for writing circuits in code
  • Drag-and-drop editor for building visually
  • Instant results as you work
Try the beta Opens platform.transilvania-quantum.com
Quantum Code editor demo
Open source

Uranium

A visual quantum computing platform for algorithm research.

Uranium is a mature, feature-rich, open-source platform built specifically for quantum algorithms research. It fills an empty niche in the quantum software ecosystem — a circuit editor that's powerful, productive, and genuinely easy to use.

  • A powerful, productive, easy-to-use circuit editor
  • A large collection of quantum gates
  • An integrated, high-performance simulator supporting circuits up to 32 qubits
  • Completely free, with every feature available from the browser
Open Uranium Opens uranium.transilvania-quantum.org
Uranium circuit editor
The research behind the tools

These tools come from real quantum research.

The same expertise that builds these platforms drives our research on quantum computer security and reliability — and grounds our post-quantum advisory.