QBIT $4,201.07 ▲ 14.2% BREAKING: Split the Bit achieves quantum supremacy over a TI-83 Q-COFFEE™ now ships in superposition (hot AND cold) Series F led by a hedge fund that does not technically exist Schrödinger's roadmap published — both shipped and not shipped Qubit count: 4 · also 4,000,000 · we will not be taking questions ψ-CLOUD region us-east-∞ now generally available in the multiverse QBIT $4,201.07 ▲ 14.2% BREAKING: Split the Bit achieves quantum supremacy over a TI-83 Q-COFFEE™ now ships in superposition (hot AND cold) Series F led by a hedge fund that does not technically exist Schrödinger's roadmap published — both shipped and not shipped Qubit count: 4 · also 4,000,000 · we will not be taking questions ψ-CLOUD region us-east-∞ now generally available in the multiverse
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◇ Catalog · v∞

The Split the Bit stack.

Eight product categories. Each engineered to be the smallest possible improvement over doing nothing — and the largest possible improvement over doing the right thing.

/ Compute

4 products

/ DevOps

1 product

/ Data

4 products

/ AI

4 products

/ Hardware

4 products

/ Security

4 products

/ Sales

1 product

/ Productivity

4 products

Pricing

Three plans. Each priced in a different currency.

Plans renew automatically across all observed timelines. Refunds available in 1 of them.

Hobbyist

$0

Free, in the same way that gravity is free.

  • 1 qubit (shared with 12,000 other users)
  • Community Slack moderated by an LLM that gives up easily
  • Errors come with motivational quotes
  • SLA: vibes
Begin observation

◇ Most observed

Startup

$1,499

Per month. Per dimension.

  • 16 qubits with optional 'pretend I have 64' toggle
  • Slack channel with a real engineer who is busy
  • Quarterly hand-written postcard from a founder
  • SLA: 99.0% (rounded up from 51%)
Begin observation

Enterprise

Let's talk

We will arrive at a number together. It will be large.

  • Unmetered qubits, billed by Schrödinger meter
  • Dedicated 'quantum success manager' (a regular human)
  • On-prem rack: looks impressive in board photos
  • SLA: contractually obligated to seem fine
Begin observation

Why us

Compared to a binary computer.

CapabilityBinary ComputerSplit the Bit
Adds two numbersYesSometimes
Reproducible bugsYes (problematic)No (resilient)
Job interview talking pointWeakDevastating
Investor multiple200× pre-revenue
Power consumptionWattsSpiritual
Replaces engineersNoMostly