Market
The software layerbehind the quantum economy.
Hardware investment is accelerating and quantum research is expanding, but the software layer connecting builders, experiments, and hardware remains fragmented.
01 — Why Now
Quantum is moving from experimentation toward adoption.
Capital, hardware progress and enterprise interest are moving faster than the developer tooling required to turn quantum capability into repeatable work.
$43B
Public-sector investment
$2B
Quantum startup funding in 2024
6,000+
Organizations working on quantum
$1.3–2.7T
Economic value at stake by 2035
02 — Market Opportunity
A market forming around the workflow layer.
Quaggle sits between quantum infrastructure and the people actually building with it.
£1.9B
Total Addressable Market
Global quantum computing software market.
£323M
Serviceable Addressable Market
Quantum development tools, IDEs, workflow and reproducibility platforms.
£16M
Serviceable Obtainable Market
Initial opportunity across education, professional and enterprise adoption.
Sources: Grand View Research · McKinsey Quantum Technology Monitor · SRI / QED-C
03 — Market Growth
The software market is expanding with the ecosystem.
As quantum hardware gets easier to access, the tooling to develop, compare, and run workloads on it matters more.
Quantum software market
$905M
2024
$2.5B
2030
04 — Adoption
Starting where quantum adoption begins.
Education
Partner with universities and quantum programmes to make reproducible experimentation part of the learning workflow.
Research
Give labs and independent researchers a common environment for building, running and preserving experiments.
Challenges
Use hackathons and sponsored competitions to generate public experiments, benchmarks and verified contributors.
Enterprise
Expand into private workspaces, governed access and collaborative R&D workflows.
05 — Competitive Landscape
The workflow is still fragmented.
Existing platforms each solve one part of quantum development. Quaggle fills the space between them: usability, vendor independence, reproducibility, and community.
Easier to start
Browser-first workflows without forcing users into notebook-heavy environments.
Broader by design
Vendor-agnostic workflows across simulators and quantum hardware.
Community-native
Experiments become public work, benchmarks and reputation.
06 — Business Model
Revenue scales with usage.
A free tier gets builders in the door. Paid tiers cover what they need next: more compute, collaboration, and private infrastructure.
Free
£0
Simulation-first experimentation and basic project publishing.
Pro
£25/mo
For independent researchers and serious builders.
Max
£99/mo
For heavy compute users and research leads.
Team
£499/mo
Shared workspaces and collaboration for research groups.
Education
£8K/yr
Classrooms, assignments, cohorts and institutional tooling.
Enterprise
£50K+/yr
Private infrastructure, governance and enterprise workflows.
The quantum industry is building the hardware. Ryoushi is building the layer that makes it usable.
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