
Deltakit Community Fund
Welcome to the Deltakit Community Fund! This is a joint effort between Unitary Foundation and Riverlane to support researchers and quantum developers who’d like to contribute to Deltakit, Riverlane’s open-source Quantum Error Correction (QEC) software.
Choose a prompt on the Deltakit repository or propose an issue of your own. If you are accepted as a Community Fund Micrograntee, you will receive up to $4k USD in financial support as well as mentorship from both the Riverlane and Unitary Foundation teams.
Issues labelled community-fund-proposal in the Deltakit repository are ideas eligible for the fund, they are proposals and not accepted projects. Any of these issues that isn’t yet assigned to anyone can be used as part of your application.
How to Get Started
community-fund-proposal label. You’re welcome to revise your proposal or open a new issue. Keep in mind that any issue you create is open for other candidates to propose on too, though as its author you may well have the strongest interest and solution.Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
Grants are awarded on a rolling basis. The committee reconvenes regularly to review incoming applications. The very first review will take place the week of August 17th, 2026.
If you are chosen to receive a grant, your project footprint can range anywhere between 1 to 2 quarters (3–6 months).
Applications are open globally to contributors, with the exception of individuals based in: countries subject to US export controls under the EAR (including Country Groups D:1 and D:5) or US financial sanctions administered by OFAC.
If your project is not granted, there may still be opportunities to work with the Riverlane and UF teams! For example, if your project isn’t within our exact funding scope but we find it compelling, we may provide non-financial support through targeted mentorship and industry connections.
If your project was rejected, we ask that you please wait until the next quarter before submitting a new application.