Where QRoute fits best: QRoute is built for learning, demonstrations, prototypes, and smaller experiments. Advanced research may still need more specialized software.

1. Sign in with Google.

   Signing in unlocks the runner, simulator, saved circuits, and private run history.

2. Start blank or use a template.

   Choose the number of qubits, add gates visually, or paste supported OpenQASM 2.0 code.

3. Add measurements and validate.

   Measure the qubits you want to read, then fix any validation messages before running.

4. Run the local simulator first.

   Use simulation to check likely outcomes without payment or a hardware submission.

5. Review the hardware estimate.

   Set the hardware shots, check the estimated charge and live wait information, then continue to secure payment.

6. Submit and read the results.

   QRoute selects a compatible hardware route, tracks the run, and presents the measurement counts in a readable chart.

1. 1

   You build a circuit

   As you add gates or choose a template, QRoute turns the circuit into OpenQASM code that describes exactly what you built.

2. 2

   QRoute checks it

   QRoute checks the qubits, gates, measurements, and shot count, then tells you what needs to be fixed before you run it.

3. 3

   You try the simulator

   The simulator runs the circuit virtually and shows the likely pattern of 0-and-1 results. This lets you check your idea first.

4. 4

   You see the price first

   If you choose real hardware, QRoute checks what is available and shows the estimated price and wait before asking you to continue.

5. 5

   QRoute starts the real run

   After you approve it, QRoute securely sends the circuit to high-quality available quantum hardware and follows its progress.

6. 6

   You get a clear result

   QRoute turns the measurements into a readable chart and saves the run to History. If it succeeds, payment is completed. If it fails or is canceled, the hold is released.