An AI agent that does the work
Ket researches, writes and runs code with you, on Claude and Kimi models.
- Finds and reads papers, and cites its sources
- Writes, runs and fixes code in your project
- Explains results in English or Vietnamese
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Studio puts an AI agent, a code editor, and CPU and GPU boxes in one place, built for quantum and machine-learning research.
Ket researches, writes and runs code with you, on Claude and Kimi models.
Run your code on a CPU box, rent a GPU when your model outgrows it, and stop paying when the box stops.
Design quantum circuits visually or in code, and train hybrid models in Python.
Who it's for
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Every plan includes Ket, Code Studio and the circuit editor. Higher plans add more usage, stronger models, and more and bigger boxes.
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For research groups, departments and faculties
Potassium and Rubidium add more usage, several CPU and GPU boxes at once, and priority support.
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New book
From bit to qubit: the journey from classical computers to the quantum future
by Nguyễn Hoàng Long, Đỗ Ngọc Ngoạn
Pre-orders from 16 Nov (expected)
A research workspace in your browser. It brings together Ket, an AI agent built on Claude and Kimi models, a Python editor, a quantum circuit editor, and CPU and GPU boxes on demand, so you can go from an idea to a result in one place.
No. Ket explains as it works, and our free curriculum takes you from the basics to algorithms. Every lesson has an Open in Studio button so you can try it straight away.
Python with NumPy, pandas and Matplotlib, plus PyTorch, PennyLane, Qiskit, Cirq and QuTiP for quantum and machine-learning work.
On a box you start from your project: a CPU box, from Mini (2 vCPU, 4 GB) to XL (32 vCPU, 64 GB), or a GPU when you train. Boxes are paid in credits by the minute: a CPU box from your first run on it, a GPU from the moment it's ready. Start-up time and boxes that fail to start are free, and a box with nothing running stops by itself.
Yes. Hydrogen is free: chat with Ket, write code, and run it on a CPU Mini box for 3 hours in all, once per account, for accounts at least a day old with a verified phone number or school email. Upgrade when you need more usage, stronger models, or more and bigger boxes.
Create a free account and open your first project in under a minute.