Four hypotheses. One falsifiable instrument.

Most quantum-hardware papers argue from shielding: build a colder fridge, deeper Faraday cage, longer T1, longer T2. This instrument argues the opposite — that the right resonant geometry lets a system keep its coherence in the presence of environmental coupling. Noise is not the enemy; it is the diagnostic.

Six minutes of clicking around will take you through four falsifiable claims (H1–H4), a real 2D FDTD wave-equation solver, a Tri-Bhaga ratio sweep that lands on 432 Hz from first principles, and a contact form. Open-access. MIT licence. Every run is logged.