How it works

From an empty canvas to a real quantum result — in four steps.

Design a circuit by hand or in code, choose a machine, run it, and read an honest result. No queue rituals, no gatekeeping — in your browser or from your own code.

Design Choose a machine Run Read the result
The flow

Four steps, start to finish

Everything you need lives on one screen — build, run, and understand without switching tools.

1

Design your circuit

Drop gates onto a visual canvas — Hadamard, Pauli, rotations, CNOT, CZ and measurement — across qubits and time steps. Prefer code? Write OpenQASM or use the Python SDK; the diagram and the code stay in sync, live.

gates: H · X · Y · Z · S · T · RX · RY · RZ · CNOT · CZ · M
2

Choose a machine

Run instantly on the simulator while you experiment, then send the same circuit to real quantum hardware when you're ready. For hardware you can see the live device topology — which qubits are online and how they connect — so a run never lands on a dead qubit.

RoRo Simulator · instant  |  RoRo Quantum · real hardware
3

Run it

Pick how many shots to sample and submit. We transpile your circuit to the machine's native gates, route it onto valid qubits, and track the job end-to-end — queued, running, done — with transparent credit cost shown up front.

shots: 1,000 – 100,000+  ·  cost shown before you run
4

Read the result

Get an honest, complete picture: the sampling histogram and outcome probabilities, per-qubit Bloch spheres, and the density matrix — all updating live as you build, before you ever spend a credit.

sampling · probabilities · Bloch spheres · density matrix
Two machines, one circuit

Simulate freely, then go to hardware

The same circuit runs on both — start fast and free, finish on real qubits.

RoRo Simulator

An exact statevector simulator for fast, free iteration. Perfect for learning, debugging and prototyping before you commit to hardware.

instantnoise-freegreat for learning

RoRo Quantum

Real superconducting quantum hardware. See the live qubit topology, run on validated qubits, and read measurement statistics from a genuine quantum processor.

real QPUlive topologyhonest results
What you get back

Results you can actually read

Not just a number — the full state of your circuit, visualized.

Sampling & probabilities

The outcome histogram and the probability of each measurement result.

Bloch spheres

Each qubit's state as a Bloch vector — pure on the surface, mixed inside when entangled.

Density matrix

The full state as a heat grid — diagonal probabilities and off-diagonal coherences.

Build your first circuit now

It takes about a minute to go from a blank canvas to a measured result.