iOS × Quantum

Quantum,
in your pocket.

Eight apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web, for learning quantum computing and putting it to use. Where possible, they run on your device.

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  • Paid from $4.99/mo
  • iPhone · iPad · Mac · Web
  • 7 languages

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QuantumNative
Free to start · paid from $12.99/mo

Learn quantum computing step by step

A 46-level curriculum with an AI tutor whose answers are checked against a curated knowledge base.

The physics is real and tutor answers are checked. Diagrams are not AI-generated.

QuantumNative: Level 1, Introduction: the learning path and what each step covers.
Featured · SwiftQuantum

A quantum IDE for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Describe a circuit in plain language and the app drafts it for you to edit, using Apple’s on-device model where available and a simpler rule-based drafter otherwise. Simulate up to 25 qubits, or 127 for Clifford circuits on higher plans.

SwiftQuantum — The circuit editor: gates on three qubits, with an engine picker and a time axis.
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Plain language → circuit

Say what you want to test. The app drafts the gates for you to inspect, edit and run. It also works from Siri Shortcuts.

The circuit editor: gates on three qubits, with an engine picker and a time axis.

SwiftQuantum — Bloch sphere view of one qubit in the circuit.
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A Bloch sphere you can touch

Apply H, X, Y and Z, run the circuit, and see the resulting state and probabilities on the sphere.

Bloch sphere view of one qubit in the circuit.

SwiftQuantum — QEC decoder simulator: results of a 1,000-shot run.
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More power on higher plans

Pro raises the limit to 25 qubits. Team and Enterprise add Clifford simulation up to 127 qubits and quantum error-correction decoding. Enterprise adds API keys.

QEC decoder simulator: results of a 1,000-shot run.

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Market context

Why this matters now

More on the quantum market
cumulative public quantum commitments worldwide
$56.7B+
cumulative public quantum commitments worldwide
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2×
quantum-computing revenue expected to double by 2028
QED-C State of the Global Quantum Industry 2026 · 2026-04-14
quantum jobs projected by 2030
~250k
quantum jobs projected by 2030
McKinsey Quantum Technology Monitor 2025 · 2025-06
Privacy and security

How we handle your data

  • Where it runs
    Paid plans simulate on your device; free plans use our cloud engine. Cloud AI features are labeled in the app.
  • PQC assessment
    Q-Shield maps your cryptography to NIST FIPS 203, 204 and 205.
  • Labeled estimates
    When a number is an estimate, the app says so.
  • 7 languages
    EN · KO · JA · ZH · ES · FR · DE

I don't have a degree in any of this. I taught myself, moving from design to iOS and then to quantum computing, with a study method I rebuilt four times. SwiftQuantum came out of that work, and I try to verify everything it claims.

Eunmin Park — SwiftQuantum

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