
SwiftQuantum: Quantum IDE
Design & run quantum circuits
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What's New in SwiftQuantum
10.3.9
October 26, 2026
Your language, your currency, tidier circuits — and a hands-on look at error correction. • New in the QEC tab: a hands-on illustration of how a distance-3 surface code spots an error. Drop X, Z or Y errors on nine data qubits and watch which of the eight checks light up. It runs offline on your device — no decoder, no quantum hardware, nothing sent. • The whole app follows the language you choose, right away: pick one during setup or in Settings and every tab switches, Home included. A new install starts in your device’s language. • Prices on Home are shown in your own currency, straight from the App Store. • Neater circuits: a two- or three-qubit gate now sits in the same column on every wire it touches, and the gates after it stay lined up. • A clearer histogram: bars start at the 0% line, and each bar is labelled with its basis state, such as |00>. • Larger text: Home, the circuit editor and the subscription screen follow your text-size setting. At the largest sizes the tab bar shows icons only; touch and hold a tab to see its name. • VoiceOver: icon-only buttons now have names, sign-up checkboxes say whether they are ticked, and every gate on a wire can be reached. Gates and buttons are also easier to tap. • Shortcuts say exactly what they do: "Load Starter Circuit from Text" opens a Bell, GHZ, QFT or random circuit by name, on your device, and the export shortcut now says OpenQASM 2.0. • Subscription Limits (Settings) lists only what the app has: the VQE and PQC Migration rows are gone, and the Free plan reads “Free”. Thank you for building with us.
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