QDE is a curated hub for quantum development: the real editors, SDKs, and playgrounds worth your time, plus a circuit-to-estimate bridge that parses your OpenQASM in the browser and frames what it would cost at fault-tolerant scale. QDE does not pretend to run your circuit - it points you at the things that do, and prices what you are building.
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The most-used quantum SDK: circuits, transpilation, primitives, and access to IBM's real hardware via Qiskit Runtime. qiskit.org · IBM Quantum Platform
Managed access to IonQ, Rigetti, IQM, QuEra hardware plus on-demand simulators, billed through AWS. aws.amazon.com/braket
Quantum machine learning and differentiable programming, plugs into PyTorch/JAX and most hardware. pennylane.ai
High-level quantum algorithm design: model at the functional level, synthesize down to circuits. classiq.io
Microsoft's estimator for fault-tolerant resource counts - the closest production tool to our calculators. quantum.microsoft.com
Paste OpenQASM 2.0. The bridge counts your logical qubits and gates locally (nothing is uploaded), then frames the fault-tolerant bill honestly: NISQ-scale circuits are cheap; the expensive future is error-corrected, where T-gates dominate and every logical qubit costs roughly a thousand physical ones.
One umbrella, working tools: QubitIaC (IaC for quantum backends) · Quantum Resource Estimator · QREF Render · QREF Guide