PITCH DECK

The case for quantum routing, in one page.

YesAndNo turns unlimited operational constraints into a single measured decision — cheaply, repeatedly, and provably better than the classical baseline it replaces.

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CLASSICAL · SEARCH STALLSQUANTUM · COLLAPSED TO ONE
01PROBLEM

Planning breaks before the data does

Dispatch, field service and warehouse flow are constraint problems, not data problems. Past a few thousand combinations, classical solvers stop searching and start guessing — operators absorb the cost as overtime, idle bays and missed windows.

02SOLUTION

A metadata layer that speaks every operation

Capacity, skills, time windows, cost, priority and ROI targets are described once in a single schema. The constraint engine prunes the impossible, then a short quantum pass collapses the remaining frontier into one measured answer.

03WHY IT'S CHEAP

Quantum only where it pays

We never send the whole problem to the simulator. Only the irreducible core is activated, which keeps a run inexpensive enough to execute continuously in production rather than once a quarter in a lab.

04MARKET

One engine, many industries

Dispatch routing, technician management, warehouse replenishment, loading, unloading and unpacking. Each new space is a constraint description, not a bespoke solver — so every deployment compounds the same engine.

05TRACTION

Simulator-grade wins, already measured

Every solve is benchmarked against the classical baseline it replaces. Improvement is recorded per run, so the value shows up in the customer's own numbers instead of in our slides.

CLASSICAL VS QUANTUM

Same problem. Different physics.

Solution qualityLocal optimum, heuristic drift+37% median improvement
Constraint countDegrades past a few dozenUnlimited via metadata layer
Time to answerMinutes to hours at scale0.4s median quantum pass
New industry onboardingNew solver, new projectNew constraint description
Cost per runCheap but plateauedNear-classical, activation is partial
Optimized logistics routes connecting a warehouse and city at night

THE ASK

Seed round open.

We are raising a seed round to move from simulator-grade runs to quantum machines behind live operations, and to deliver the first paid pilots in dispatch, technician management and warehouse flow.

45%

Quantum hardware and simulator capacity

30%

Engineering — constraint layer and integrations

15%

Pilot delivery with design partners

10%

Go-to-market and operations

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