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Q-lab
Track, debug, and scale quantum experiments.
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Track, debug, and scale quantum experiments.
7 followers
Q-Lab is a free research platform built for Qiskit researchers and developers. One line of code passively captures everything — circuit structure, backend calibration, shot results, and execution quality. No manual logging. No lost runs. Beyond tracking: benchmark quantum vs classical, detect calibration drift, score reproducibility, get AI insights, compare hardware, and search experiments in natural language — all free. soqlab.com
The one-line integration is genuinely painless, I dropped it into a Qiskit script and started getting structured logs without touching my workflow. The natural language search through old runs is the standout for me.
@cemal146779 Happy to hear the integration was painless—that was a core design goal. Thanks for sharing what’s working for you; it's great to know the search is hitting the mark.
@cemal146779 Hey again Cemal quick follow-up here too—the team was incredibly hyped to hear that the Qiskit integration was completely painless for you!
We would love to feature your quote on our website to show other developers how easy it is to drop in. Would you be open to us sharing your feedback?
Let me know if you're down and what name/title you'd prefer we use, or if you'd rather we keep it anonymous. Thanks again!
finally something that captures everything with one line of code, wish i had this months ago when i lost a whole calibration run. the natural language search for past experiments is genuinely useful
@tuncayqstk I’m glad it’s hitting the mark for you—that 'lost run' scenario is exactly why I built the auto-capture. Really appreciate you sharing that; it’s great to know the search is already saving you time.
@tuncayqstk Hey again Tuncay, quick follow-up—the team loved your comment so much we’d love to feature your quote on our website!
Would you be open to us sharing your feedback? If you're down, let me know what name/title you'd prefer we use, or if you'd rather we keep it anonymous. No worries either way!
pulled it up yesterday and tried the natural language search on some old runs, which actually found what I was looking for way faster than grepping through json files. the auto capture thing is genuinely nice for someone who keeps forgetting to log things.
@mesuta55647 Glad it’s saving you the 'grep' grind! Appreciate the feedback—I'll keep that in mind as I continue refining the visualization layer. Thanks for giving it a shot!
@mesuta55647 Hi again Mesut, quick follow-up—the "faster than grepping through JSON files" line hit home for our team! We've all been there.
We would love to feature your quote on our website to show how soqlab saves time and captures those forgotten logs. Would you be open to us sharing your feedback?
If you're down, let me know what name/title you'd prefer we use, or if you'd rather we keep it anonymous. Thanks so much for the support!