What is Qanvas?¶
Qanvas is a freeform, whiteboard-style workspace, part of the Qucan platform. Instead of a fixed circuit diagram or a notebook, Qanvas gives you an open canvas where you can freely place and arrange:
- Basic shapes and text — rectangles, circles, triangles, and text labels, for sketching out ideas or annotating a layout.
- Uploaded files — images, PDFs, Python scripts, and OpenQASM files.
- Quantum building blocks — an Operations catalog, a Circuit block, a Coding block, and live Bloch sphere, Q-Sphere, and Results panels.
Because everything lives on the same canvas, Qanvas is a way to combine circuits, code, visualizations, reference files, and notes side by side, rather than switching between separate tools or tabs.
Each workspace is saved as a file that you can name, save, and download, and it also keeps a library of ready-made circuits and uploaded assets you can drop onto the canvas at any time.
Get started¶
- Take the grand tour — Tour of Qanvas walks through every part of the interface.
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- Read & publish on Sqope — quantum computing news, research, and conversations.