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Company and Product Map

RQM Technologies develops software and API-first capabilities that give engineers and scientists a better coordinate system for waves and quantum states.

This documentation site focuses on what is currently documented for production or beta integration, while keeping research and planned interfaces clearly labeled.

How the pieces relate

RQM Technologies (company)
  ├─ Foundations
  │   ├─ QSG: Quaternionic Spectral Geometry, the math foundation
  │   └─ RQM: Resonant Quantum Mechanics, the quantum physics foundation
  ├─ Product platforms
  │   ├─ WaveEngine: signal-processing platform
  │   └─ RQM Studio: quantum-computing platform
  ├─ Developer libraries
  │   ├─ rqm-* repositories for quantum workflows
  │   └─ rqm-wave-* repositories for wave and signal workflows
  └─ Internal theory work
      └─ spectral-core: S³/SU(2) quantum-mechanics proof program

Product and platform roles

Layer / Product Current role in this docs site Audience
RQM Technologies Company umbrella for platform, product, and research efforts Partners, evaluators, contributors
QSG Mathematical foundation for wave shape, phase, rotation, polarization, spectra, and structure Researchers, technical evaluators, proposal reviewers
RQM Quantum physics foundation for quantum-state structure and quantum workflows Quantum researchers, compiler engineers, technical evaluators
WaveEngine Signal-processing product platform for signal propagation, EM propagation, wave analysis, channel awareness, and multichannel recovery Signal, wireless, imaging, and wave-system teams
RQM Studio Browser workflow layer for compiler chat, circuit workflows, execution testing, and quantum scientist interfaces Product users and workflow builders
rqm-api Public service boundary for validate/analyze/optimize/execution and account-linked flows Integrators, backend/app developers
rqm-circuits Canonical public circuit schema and interchange boundary SDK and API consumers
rqm-compiler Internal optimization/canonicalization engine (u1q internal) Compiler engineers
Execution bridges Provider-specific lowering/routing surfaces Teams integrating Qiskit, Braket, PennyLane
spectral-core Internal theory/proof program for S³/SU(2), resonance shells, spectral lines, and quantum-mechanics foundations Research and proposal development
Theory / research notes Conceptual grounding and in-progress research narrative Researchers and technical evaluators

Documentation status model

Use this model to interpret claims consistently:

  • Production: documented behavior intended for current integration.
  • Beta: documented, capability-gated behavior requiring explicit checks.
  • Research: conceptual or draft material; not a runtime contract.
  • Planned/Proposed: future-facing documentation, not available capability.

If a page discusses research or planned material, treat it as non-contractual unless a production API surface explicitly documents availability.

Language posture

Use practical ecosystem language first. Prefer terms such as signal propagation, EM propagation, wave shape, phase, rotation, polarization, spectra, quantum states, compiler diagnostics, and execution workflows.

QSG/RQM theory can be introduced after the user's job-to-be-done is clear.

Where to start