quantum sandbox
A free physics simulation — play it in your browser, no install. Learn quantum computing interactively through circuit design, real-time visualizations, entanglement exploration, and guided tutorials.
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An interactive quantum computing education platform designed to make quantum mechanics intuitive through visualization, experimentation, and guided learning.
Quantum Sandbox allows users to build quantum circuits, observe state evolution in real time, explore entanglement and interference, and experiment with foundational quantum algorithms directly in the browser. Rather than treating quantum computing as a collection of abstract equations, the platform emphasizes visual understanding and hands-on exploration.
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