The best control software is the kind you stop noticing. Quatm gives a laboratory one shared language for its instruments, its timing, its data and the people who keep the experiment running.
Built around the experiment
A modern quantum experiment is a conversation between lasers, vacuum, electronics, cameras, control hardware and the people who care for them. Too often the software becomes a second experiment: glue scripts, vendor tools, fragile timing and data scattered across machines.
Quatm replaces that glue with a coherent runtime. Instruments are described once, experiments become small readable definitions, and the same description carries through simulation, hardware execution, analysis and remote operation.
Begin with the physics
Simulation mode runs the same experiment lifecycle as real hardware — parameters, scans, data and analysis — so ideas can take shape before an instrument is switched on.
Leave the lab without leaving the experiment
A browser console shares the queue, scans and live data with the desktop interface, so progress can be watched and steered from wherever you are.
The record begins while the experiment runs
Data acquisition, live streams, imaging and fitting are part of the same system. The record is already waiting when the run ends.
Instruments described once
Instruments from different vendors and generations meet in one device model. A mixed-vendor laboratory shares parameters, calibration and logging instead of maintaining a separate world for every instrument.
Automation you can still inspect
Prepare, queue, scan and loop experiments. Every run keeps its state and history, and pause, resume or terminate remain deliberate actions rather than leaps of faith.
Designed for the third night
Bounded waits, process isolation, health checks and clean shutdown make long, unattended runs a supported way of working — not something the software merely survives.
From core to complete
Quatm Core is the open-source runtime for teams who want to build directly on the experiment model. It provides the experiment lifecycle, physics models, services and shared utilities, and runs without a desktop environment.
Quatm Platform is the complete software environment: desktop interface, browser console, driver catalogue, licensing and support.
Quatm Systems extends the platform into the laboratory itself. Our engineering team can design and deliver real-time controllers, lasers, high-field magnets, RF sources, integrated ion-trap and ultracold-atom systems, and complete experimental systems.
Every laboratory has its own rhythm. Whether you are planning a new experiment, revisiting an old one, or carrying forward years of work in another environment — we would like to hear about it. You can also begin with the documentation or a simulation.