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Introduction
What is Provenova? Getting started
Concepts & workflows
Core concepts Capturing runs Reproduce & drift Result cards & badges Compliance & attestations Corpus & leaderboard
Using the app
Product tour (every page & button) Pricing FAQ
Libraries & reference
Libraries & downloads CLI reference API reference Frameworks reference Open schemas (qlprov) Deployment & self-hosting Licensing
Using the app

Product tour

A screen-by-screen guide to the main pages of the web app and what each button does. The top navigation bar is always present: Home · Records · Hardware · Leaderboard · Compliance · Trust Center · Pricing · Docs (plus Admin for superadmins), with your account and plan on the right. The Leaderboard item opens the State of Quantum Hardware page.

Home / dashboard (/)

Signed out, this is a landing page. Signed in, it's your dashboard: recent runs and summary stats (run count, reproductions, published cards). Use it as a jumping-off point to Records or Compliance.

Records (/app/records)

A table of every run in your workspace — status, backend, shots, and created time. Click a row to open its detail. If the table is empty, you haven't captured or pushed any runs yet; see Capturing runs.

Record detail (/app/records/<run_id>)

The full provenance of one run:

  • Provenance — circuit, backend, calibration snapshot, and the run_hash / chain hashes. This is the Merkle-bound, offline-verifiable identity of the run.
  • Result distribution — the measured bitstring counts.
  • Reproduce (form + button) — choose days to drift and a profile (typical / bad_day / recalibrated) and submit to re-run the circuit against a drifted device state. See Reproduce & drift.
  • Reproduction report — after reproducing: the Hellinger-fidelity score, the verdict, and the diff (calibration drift, transpilation delta, top bitstring shifts).
  • Benchmark vs fleet (button) — score the run's distribution against the noiseless ideal and the public fleet, earning the Benchmarked badge (free on every plan).
  • Publish (button) — turn this run into a public Result Card.

State of Quantum Hardware (/leaderboard)

The public cross-vendor leaderboard, ranking devices by a calibration or benchmark metric you can switch (median 2Q error, best 2Q fidelity, median T1/T2, Quantum Volume, CLOPS, EPLG and more). Backed by the public corpus.

Compliance (/app/compliance)

The compliance console — available on every plan; Free includes the FAIR framework, and issuing signed attestations requires Academic or above. A "How it works" panel and a status legend sit at the top, followed by a card per framework.

  • Enable — turn a framework on for your workspace and evaluate it for the first time.
  • Evaluate all — recompute every enabled framework against your current runs. Safe to run repeatedly.
  • Re-evaluate (per framework) — recompute just that one.
  • View controls & gaps — open the framework detail page.
  • Attest — appears when a framework passes; issues a signed attestation.

Framework detail (/app/compliance/frameworks/<id>)

The drill-down: an overall pass/gap rollup with a progress bar, then every control with its ✓/✗ status, what the standard requires, each check in plain English (failing ones marked), remediation for gaps, and the evidence collected (with source and content hash). Full concepts in Compliance.

Attestations table

Below the frameworks: every attestation you've issued, its evidence root, active/revoked status, and a Verify link that checks the signature.

Trust Center (/trust/<org>)

A public page for an organization showing its framework statuses and active, signed attestations — so partners can verify your compliance posture without contacting you. Revoked attestations stop appearing.

Result card (/cards/<slug>)

The public face of a published run: title, summary, provenance, distribution, badges, an embeddable card widget, and citation formats (BibTeX, CSL JSON, RIS). See Result cards & badges.

Settings (/app/settings)

Your account: profile and password, two-factor authentication (TOTP — set up via QR code), and API keys for pushing runs from the SDK (ql login --token …). Generate a key here, copy it once, and store it safely.

Admin (/app/admin, superadmin only)

Organization management: view every org and its effective plan, and grant plan upgrades (granting a lower plan does not reduce an org's effective plan).

Docs (/docs)

This documentation. The left sidebar groups every page; reference pages (CLI, API, Frameworks) are generated live from the running system.

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