Weylattice

Compile quantum circuits
for your hardware

AI-powered quantum compilation for a selected hardware target. Use Weylattice in Spinorio Lab’s Compile section to prepare, inspect and compare circuits.

How to access Weylattice

  • Spinorio Lab · Available now
  • Standalone API · Coming soon

Compile with the target in view

Choose the configuration. Inspect the output. Continue the experiment.

Prepare

Make the target part of the compilation

Start from a preserved Qiskit circuit. Select a live IBM, saved or offline reference target, then choose the optimisation level for the compilation.

Live IBM target discovery uses your connected provider account and selected service instance.

Choose a compilation target
Illustrative Compile view. The topology is an example, not a specific processor.

Keep comparisons meaningful

Assess implementations against a consistent workload and target. The choice of resource objective determines which differences matter for your experiment.

The compilation problem

Carry the research context forward

Projects group selected scientific records and preserved source snapshots. Controlled access and contributor branches support shared work while retaining its original ownership.

Projects and collaboration

Use it where you develop

Weylattice is integrated into Spinorio Lab. Open the workspace and choose Compile from the top menu to begin.

Explore Spinorio Lab

Start compiling with Weylattice

Available today through Compile in Spinorio Lab. Standalone API access is coming soon.

Compile in Spinorio Lab

Open your workspace, select Compile from the top menu and choose the circuit you want to prepare.

Open Spinorio Lab

Follow the compiler guide

Explore the available configuration, comparison and output options before running a compilation.

Read the guide

Standalone API

Independent API access will be released soon. The current release is available through the Compile section of Spinorio Lab.

Coming soon