About EntangleMap
Welcome to EntangleMap, a browser-based quantum circuit complexity profiler. This tool was built to bridge the gap between abstract quantum circuit design and intuitive physical understanding.
The Core Problem
When researchers, learners, or developers design quantum algorithms—such as QAOA, VQE, or Shor's Algorithm—they typically rely on standard circuit diagrams or code. These diagrams display wires and gates, but they completely hide the most crucial quantum phenomenon: entanglement.
A circuit can look deep and complex, yet generate no entanglement at all (performing merely classical tracking). Conversely, a very shallow circuit might create highly dense entanglement that is exponentially difficult for classical computers to simulate. Without relying on heavy frameworks like Qiskit or Cirq, or submitting jobs to an actual quantum supercomputer, it is incredibly difficult to simply "look" at a circuit and instantly know its true quantum cost.
Project Intent & Goals
The overarching goal of EntangleMap is to democratize access to quantum circuit analysis capabilities through a zero-installation, browser-based environment.
Accessible Analysis
Eliminates the need to install Python toolchains. Anyone can paste a small OpenQASM circuit and get immediate physical insights.
Educational Clarity
Helps students visualize *when* and *where* quantum entanglement actually occurs step-by-step.
High Performance
Leverages Web Workers and complex number arrays to simulate wavefunctions 100% on the client side.
How It Benefits the Ecosystem
EntangleMap seamlessly integrates real-time physical simulation into an intuitive dashboard:
- ✨Visual Heatmaps for Entanglement BottlenecksBy computing the Von Neumann Entropy across all bipartite cuts in a circuit, developers can instantly spot which layers of gates cause severe entanglement and which are redundant.
- 🛡️Zero Server Architecture (Privacy First)Your proprietary quantum circuits never leave your laptop. Everything happens in your browser natively.
- 📊Circuit Pressure IndicatorA transparent comparison aid combining normalized entanglement, entangling-gate density, and estimated depth. It is not a runtime prediction.
Support & Future Development
This open-source tool was designed and developed by AxionSoftware Inc. We strongly believe in the future of the quantum computing community.
EntangleMap is being developed as an open ecosystem tool that prioritizes education, accessibility, and robust visualizations that traditional SDKs often lack out-of-the-box. The next milestone is to make its diagnostics reproducible, testable, and useful in real circuit-design workflows.