Shivani Mayekar

Supports one developer working part-time on QuantumCanvas: expanding the primitive set, adding AI-assisted user features, a built-in code editor, improving the visual builder, hardening simulator and hardware integration, and building documentation and in-app learning tools.

IonQ covers compute for QuantumCanvas through August 31, 2026. After that, running a basic circuit on real quantum hardware costs the user roughly 162 USD per run, which is a barrier for students and educators. This plan funds subsidized simulator hosting and sponsored hardware runs so learners can execute real circuits without hitting a per-run cost wall.

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