100 Years of Quantum Discovery in the Palm of Your Hand

Qubi is a striking, interactive model qubit that brings quantum science to life. Explore science's strangest paradoxes, fundamentals, and even code a real quantum computer — all with simple, intuitive hands-on experimentation.

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Our Mission

Demystifying quantum for everyone by breaking down barriers

Learn quantum through visual, hands-on experimentation that sparks curiosity and encourages exploration. Qubi is an interactive model that lets you tinker with quantum mechanics and discover how it works, just like scientists did over the last 100 years.

Trusted voices

Educators and partners on why Qubi matters

The people building the quantum future are already using Qubi to explain the Bloch sphere, visualize algorithms, and make the field more accessible than ever.

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Denton Wu

PhD Candidate, Duke Quantum Center

Everyone has some visual reasoning skills that can be engaged to teach Bloch sphere representation of qubits. Using a tangible, interactive sphere maximizes that engagement. It provides an access point for anyone, even kids. This is the most intuitive learning tool for teaching qubits I’ve seen.
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Learn Quantum

The most intuitive quantum lessons on earth.

Explore the foundations, learn how to program a quantum computer, and ponder the philosophical implications of quantum physics.

Chapters

Chapter 1

Foundations

Use Qubi to build intuition for states, amplitudes, and measurement without needing heavy math first.

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Bring Qubi to your classroom

A Striking Centerpiece

Qubi is a striking object that brings the magic of quantum into your space. Place it on your desk, shelf, or table and watch it spark curiosity and conversations with everyone who sees it.

Tinker with history

The Qubi app guides you through quantum's greatest paradoxes.

Explore the strangest and most counterintuitive discoveries—from teleportation to nonlocality.

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Your personal quantum lab

Tinker with the most important quantum algorithms and discoveries of the last century.

Explore a whole cookbook of algorithms that matter right now. Understand how quantum computers can crack encryption, transmit data securely, and more.

Perform experiments on a real quantum computer

Send jobs to live quantum hardware straight from the Qubi app. Watch the results appear on your qubis, alongside guided explanations that decode what just happened.

Stay up-to-date on the current state of quantum computing and science. Benchmark new processors, compare noise profiles, and understand which algorithms succeed today.

Quantum Computing with Qubi
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Pictured: IBM Quantum System One

For the curious

The perfect science gift

Qubi is a unique and memorable gift for any science lover. It's great for kids and adults alike.

“It’s so nice to finally see something (quantum) that’s down-to-earth and accessible.”

Josephine D. | Quantum Technologies Consultant

“I think Qubi is simply a brilliant idea for introducing many people to the principles of quantum.”

Lars H. | CEO, Anabrid

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From the quantum community, to you

Built with the support of quantum scientists around the world.

Qubi is a collaboration with researchers, educators, and labs who care about educating the public about quantum.

The Science behind Qubi

Designed for everyday wonder

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USB-C charged

Compatible with any USB-C charger

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FAQs

Do I need prior physics knowledge?+

No. Qubi will teach you all you need to know. Ages 8+ can follow the guided lessons. Qubi is designed for complete beginners and includes step-by-step learning modules that make quantum concepts accessible to everyone.

Is this a real quantum computer?+

No, but the spheres act like the mouse for a real quantum computer. Whatever you do on the spheres will be run on a real quantum computer and sent back to you. You're controlling actual quantum hardware through an intuitive interface.