The platform, which allows users to design and evaluate quantum circuits on conventional hardware like GPUs, is currently undergoing its first round of third-party assessment. Participants are tasked with analyzing workflow clarity, platform stability, and the overall user experience within independent environments. While the software models quantum behavior, the company emphasizes that it does not provide quantum-level processing speeds or direct access to physical quantum hardware.
CEO Emil Assentato noted that the feedback gathered from these external partners will dictate the prioritization of future capabilities. Lead developer Ujjwal Roy added that the team is specifically seeking structured data on technical reliability to inform the next phase of the product roadmap. This testing period is strictly developmental; the company confirmed that it has not yet set pricing, announced commercial contracts, or established a date for a full-scale public launch.

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