About

Built for reproducible QEC evaluation.

QECTOR is a source-available Rust/Python quantum error correction decoder platform created for researchers, labs, startups, and commercial R&D teams that need repeatable benchmark evidence and legal clarity around commercial use.

Identity

Guillaume Lessard / iD01t Productions

QECTOR is developed and copyrighted by Guillaume Lessard / iD01t Productions. The project is intentionally positioned as an early-stage v0.5.0 R&D platform rather than a mature real-time hardware QEC control stack.

Commercial licensing, support, pilot requests, hosted/API discussions, OEM questions, and strategic partnership conversations go through the official contact address.

admin@qector.storeGitHub Repository
Trust model

What buyers can trust today

Evidence

Reproducible artifacts

The public technical story is built around checked benchmark evidence, environment snapshots, SHA-256 artifact paths, and scoped claims.

Honesty

No fastest-decoder overclaim

PyMatching remains the latency leader for exact MWPM. QECTOR is sold as a workflow and reproducibility platform.

Licensing

Clear commercial boundary

Companies, startups, SaaS, OEM, consulting, hosted API, and revenue-linked use require written paid permission.

Current limitations.
QECTOR should not be presented as production SaaS, a real-time hardware decoder, or a universal PyMatching replacement. Hosted API and OEM rights are contact-only because they require infrastructure, support, field-of-use, and partner validation.
Next credibility milestones

What comes next

  • Public benchmark artifact bundle with downloadable CSV/JSON hashes
  • Workbench MVP for local reports and artifact verification
  • Formal docs/API reference outside the README
  • Case studies or academic references when available
  • Hard release checklist and signed release artifacts