Early access

Quantum education with
measurable outcomes.

Traditional assessment can't keep up with quantum computing. Qubit Forge provides objective, automated evaluation of student quantum programming ability.

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Early access — challenges are live now

Qubit Forge is currently in early access with a growing library of 0+ quantum programming challenges. Automated evaluation is fully operational. Guided learning modules are being developed and will be available with the full release, making the platform accessible to students at any level.

The assessment problem

Quantum computing courses face a structural challenge: how do you assess practical programming ability at scale?

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Written exams test theory recall, not circuit design ability

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Homework is difficult to grade consistently for quantum circuits

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Lab access is expensive and doesn’t scale

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Student portfolios are unverifiable

The result: graduates with quantum courses on their transcripts, but no objective evidence of what they can actually build.

How Qubit Forge solves this

Automated evaluation, structured content, and objective performance data designed for academic programs.

Automated Objective Evaluation

Correctness verification, efficiency scoring, constraint adherence — graded by the platform, not by TAs.

  • Does the circuit produce the required output?
  • How does the solution compare to optimal approaches?
  • Does it respect depth limits, gate sets, and connectivity?

Challenge Library

0+ challenges across 8 topics, covering fundamentals through advanced algorithms. The library is growing continuously during early access.

Entanglement
Superposition
Quantum Gates
Algorithms
Quantum Teleportation
Measurement
Grover's Algorithm
Error Correction

Organisation Management

Simple tools to manage your students and track their progress through the platform.

  • Add and remove students from your organisation
  • Track student progress through the leaderboard
  • Filter leaderboard by organisation to compare your students
  • Students complete challenges independently at their own pace

Leaderboard & team tracking

Objective, comparable performance data across your entire cohort.

Organisation leaderboard

Filter the global leaderboard by your organisation to see exactly how your students rank. Compare scores, medals, and challenge completions within your cohort.

Team formation

Students can form teams with 4-character tags that are visible on the leaderboard. Track team performance and encourage collaborative competition.

Comparable performance data

Every challenge produces objective scores. No subjective grading, no inconsistency between markers. Sort and compare across your entire student body.

Authentic student work

The challenge sandbox prevents copy-pasting code, ensuring students write their solutions directly. Combined with time tracking, this provides confidence in submission authenticity.

Use cases

From undergraduate courses to enterprise training, Qubit Forge adapts to your needs.

Course Integration

Use challenges as assignments or lab exercises in quantum computing courses. Submissions are automatically evaluated and scores are tracked on the leaderboard.

Research Group Training

Onboard new researchers with structured skill development. Track progress through the leaderboard and identify gaps in your team’s quantum programming ability.

Workshops & Bootcamps

Run intensive quantum programming training with built-in assessment. Students work through challenges independently and results are scored automatically.

Talent Identification

Use objective performance data to identify promising quantum programmers. Leaderboard rankings and medal achievements provide comparable data across candidates.

Organisation pricing

Simple tiers based on team size. All prices in USD. Additional seats available at $15/seat/month on any tier.

Starter

10 seats

$99/month

For small teams getting started with quantum education

  • 10 team member seats
  • Core challenge library
  • Organisation leaderboard filtering
  • Email support
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Pro

25 seats

$199/month

For courses and larger research groups

  • 25 team member seats
  • All challenges
  • Priority support
  • Analytics (coming soon)
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Enterprise

100 seats

$499/month

For departments and organisations at scale

  • 100 team member seats
  • All features
  • Dedicated support
  • Custom branding (coming soon)
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Need more than 100 seats? Additional seats are $15/seat/month on any tier.

Getting started

From sign-up to student results in four straightforward steps.

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Create an organisation account

Sign up for Qubit Forge and create your organisation. Choose a tier that fits your group size.

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Invite your students

Add students to your organisation via email invite. They create accounts and join automatically.

3

Students complete challenges

Students work through quantum programming challenges independently. All submissions are evaluated and scored automatically.

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Track progress on the leaderboard

Filter the global leaderboard by your organisation to see how your students compare. Sort by score, medals, or challenges completed.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions from institutional partners.

Can students use existing accounts?

Yes. Students keep their personal profiles and progress. When they join your organisation, their leaderboard performance becomes filterable under your org.

How do you ensure authentic student work?

The challenge sandbox prevents copy-pasting code, so students must write their solutions directly in the browser. Combined with time tracking and scoring, this provides confidence that submitted work is authentic.

Can I add more seats beyond my tier limit?

Yes. Additional seats can be added at $15 per seat per month on any tier. You can also upgrade to a higher tier at any time.

What hardware requirements are there?

A web browser. That’s it. All computation happens on our infrastructure — no local setup required for students or instructors.

Is the platform ready for classroom use?

Qubit Forge is in early access. The challenge library is live and growing, with automated evaluation fully operational. Guided learning modules are being developed and will be available with the full release.

What topics do the challenges cover?

Challenges span fundamentals through advanced algorithms, covering topics like superposition, entanglement, quantum gates, measurement, teleportation, and error correction. New challenges are added regularly.

Start evaluating quantum ability.

Create your organisation, invite your students, and let automated evaluation handle the rest. No setup calls. No onboarding meetings. Just results.