Kvantbaser

Kvantbaser is an open-source software platform designed to manage a knowledge base about quantum computing. It provides a flexible data model for organizing concepts such as qubits, quantum gates, algorithms, experiments, software libraries, and hardware platforms. Users can encode entities and relationships, enabling cross-linking of papers, datasets, and implementations.

The core architecture combines a modular backend with a queryable API. It supports relational and graph-like data representations, provenance tracking, versioning, and access control. The system emphasizes interoperability through exports to common formats and supports import of bibliographic metadata, code repositories, and circuit drawings.

The data model includes concepts, papers, authors, projects, experiments, hardware, and datasets, connected by relations such as cites, uses, implements, and measures. Validation rules and ontologies help maintain consistency across entries. Visualization tools render circuit diagrams, workflow graphs, and topology maps.

Typical use cases include organizing literature reviews, maintaining knowledge graphs of quantum algorithms, and supporting collaborative research in universities and industry labs. The platform is designed for researchers, educators, and developers seeking a centralized, navigable repository of quantum computing knowledge.

Kvantbaser is released under an open-source license and maintains a public repository with issue tracking and community guidelines.

See also: knowledge base, quantum computing, semantic web, ontology, graph databases.