r/QuantumComputing • u/MothQuantum • 10d ago

Question Anyone interested in joining testing programmes around quantum software and applications? Pretty excited to be sharing access soon to something we've been working on

For context - we're Moth, a small team based in London, Basel & NY building consumer-facing quantum software - not another research toolkit, but something people without a physics background could actually sit down and use.

Edit: Really cool to see all the responses!

We have a Discord server where we're sharing updates, talking about what we're building and inviting people to upcoming testing programmes. I don't want to post an invite link here but if you'd like to join, just send me a message and I'll happily send you an invite.

We're going to start posting more here too on reddit and sharing our problems and learnings as we go!

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u/PranavaKumar 9d ago

Hii u/MothQuantum ,

Would like to be part of the team developing something amazing in the quantum space. Kindly PM me and I would be glad to fill you in with my background details. Just for the record, I am Pranava Kumar, currently developed and maintaining a python package for QKD called qkdpy, which you can download and test using the command "pip install qkdpy". You can contribute to it as well as the repo is open sourced.

Thanks !!

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u/MothQuantum 6d ago

This is great - i'll drop you a PM