PhotonIDs presents QuantOS

The Operating System for Quantum Workloads

QuantOS is a unified runtime platform for quantum computing. It lets developers submit, execute, and monitor quantum workloads through one consistent experience across multiple engines.

Built for teams that want execution, orchestration, visibility, and a developer-ready control layer.
Current platform capabilities
Unified execution across IBM, IonQ and More
Execution Layer
Runtime Containers
Developer Access
SDK + OpenQASM
Onboarding
Verified Accounts
Platform Model
App Install Flow

Why QuantOS

Quantum computing remains fragmented. Different providers expose different APIs, execution models, and workflows. QuantOS creates a consistent control layer so developers and organizations can work through one runtime environment instead of rebuilding the entire stack for each backend.

Unified Execution

Run workloads across multiple engines through a consistent interface instead of vendor-specific tooling.

Runtime Visibility

Track executions as containers with lifecycle state, logs, metadata, and results in one place.

Developer Platform

Use the web console, OpenQASM submission, algorithm execution, and Python SDK to build on top of QuantOS.

What the platform includes

QuantOS combines a modern web application, a runtime API, authentication, engine adapters, and a developer environment into one platform layer.

Multi-engine supportIBM local simulation, IBM cloud execution, IonQ simulator, and IonQ QPU integration.
Developer workflowsSubmit OpenQASM directly or run higher-level algorithms through the QuantOS developer console.
Verified onboardingEmail-based registration and verification for controlled access to the platform.
Runtime operationsContainers, status, result tracking, logs, and app installation flows.
Admin visibilityGrowth and user monitoring through protected admin endpoints.
Extensible architectureAdapter-based design for future engine integrations and broader orchestration.

How QuantOS fits into the stack

QuantOS is designed as a runtime operating layer. It sits between end users and backend-specific quantum execution systems, giving developers a stable experience even as the underlying providers differ.

Frontend Experience

Landing page, web application, developer console, and account experience.

Control Plane API

Authentication, app lifecycle, runtime submission, scripts, sandbox jobs, and admin APIs.

Engine Adapter Layer

Provider-specific adapters for IBM and IonQ, with room for future integrations.

Explore QuantOS

Launch the live platform, explore the developer workflow, and experience a unified environment for quantum workload execution.