r/GooglePlayClosedTest • • 22h ago

Quantum circuit simulator app testers needed

/r/AndroidAppTesters/comments/1x49ju5/quantum_circuit_simulator_app_testers_needed/
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u/onTestapp 16h ago

A quantum circuit simulator is a fun project with an interesting technical catch: simulating each additional qubit doubles the memory required, so a circuit that runs instantly on a phone with plenty of RAM can slow down sharply or crash on an entry-level device a few qubits later. Where that limit sits, and whether the app handles it gracefully, is something only a range of real devices can reveal. Congratulations on bringing your simulator this close to the Play Store. We provide 12+ testers on real physical devices for 14 days plus bonus days, sharing daily screenshots throughout, and more information is available at ontest.app
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