Docs

Account

1 doc

Your profile, sign-in and settings.

Projects

5 docs

Project pages: editing, publishing, versions and forks.

Running code

10 docs

Backends, the runtime, the JS and Python frameworks, compilation and error mitigation.

Gates

29 docs

Every gate a circuit can use: its matrix, its calls in Python and JS, and what it becomes on hardware.

Credits

2 docs

How credits work and how to spend them well.

Troubleshooting

3 docs

Errors, results that look wrong, and the FAQ.

Start here

  1. Create a project

    A project has two tabs: the Project Card holds your write-up, and Code holds the editor and the runner where circuits execute. Python with Qiskit is the default framework.

  2. Run it

    Press Run and pick a backend in the Select QPU dialog. Every simulator is free and only real hardware uses credits, so start on a simulator.

  3. Publish it

    A project is private while it is a draft. Publishing makes it public and gives it a version that others can fork.

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