Quantum Bridge
QBH AI & Software

Software for public information and critical infrastructure.

QBH AI & Software is the technology group of Quantum Bridge Holdings, LLC. We build data products that put public records to work: where and how to vote, how infrastructure draws on local water, and what is happening in the places people live.

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  • Civic Grid SystemsNonpartisan election information for every state.
  • Infrastructure ReadinessData centers mapped against the water, power and siting factors around them.
  • Built on public recordsEvery figure traces back to the agency or company that published it.
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Our apps

Flagship

Civic Grid Systems

Nonpartisan U.S. election information in one place: where and when to vote, what is on the ballot, and the deadlines that matter, for every state.

  • Where to vote, free for everyone. Polling places, voting dates and registration deadlines need no account.
  • Your whole ballot. Contests, candidates and statewide measures for your address with a free account.
  • Ballot measures in plain terms. Official summaries from state election offices, with the full record a tap away.
  • Built for shared screens too. A kiosk mode for libraries and community centers that leaves nothing behind for the next person.
WebPhoneDesktopPublic kiosks
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About Civic Grid Systems

Civic information people can check and trust.

Civic Grid Systems is a nonpartisan civic information platform from Quantum Bridge. It brings polling places, registration deadlines, ballots, ballot measures and the people and agencies that govern a community into one place, with each answer traced back to its official source.

What it is used for

Finding where and when to vote, reading a full ballot in plain terms, keeping up with personal election deadlines, and tracing who represents an address, from local offices to federal agencies.

Who it is for

Voters and families, along with the libraries, schools and community centers that serve them. CivicGridPlus is for researchers, journalists, educators and advocacy teams who follow civic issues closely.

How it can be used

Run it on phones, desktops and the web, or set it up as a public kiosk that clears itself between visitors. With CivicGridPlus you can save research, get monitoring alerts, follow source trails and export records for reports and classrooms.

Partner with us to grow Civic Grid.

Companies, agencies and local governments interested in expanding Civic Grid's coverage, deploying it for their communities or collaborating on new features are invited to reach out. Early partners help shape the roadmap.

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Infrastructure

Infrastructure Readiness

Maps U.S. data-center campuses with their published water use, the water systems and power grid around each site, and the siting and setback laws that apply.

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Real estate

Property Intelligence

A research view of public property records: location, status and property type, with guidance on verifying anything before acting on it.

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Markets

BreakoutIQ

Data-driven market tools from the QBH research desk. Subscribers to QBH Insights hear first when it opens.

In development
Software in the pipeline

What we're building next.

Tools in pilot or development at Quantum Bridge, opening first to the agencies and partners who help shape them.

Infrastructure Readiness poster: the operations console showing data centers on a map with water-risk scoring, drought and forecast monitoring, and verified public records.
Infrastructure · Government pilot

Infrastructure Readiness

An operations console for the agencies that plan and permit critical infrastructure. It maps more than 1,400 U.S. data centers from verified public records, each placed at its street address where one is published, alongside power plants, wastewater plants, public water systems and stream gauges.

  • Facility-level water risk. Drought, streamflow and forecast scoring for each site, with a downloadable report.
  • Siting context. Nearby schools, transmission lines, land use, setback rules and the laws that apply in each state.
  • Built for reporting. Screenshots, notes and saved views that follow each signed-in user.
Invite-only pilot
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Approach

How QBH builds

Sourced

Public records first, with the source named. Where no source gives a number, we leave it blank.

Nonpartisan

Civic tools present official information and leave the choices to the reader.

Accessible

Works on a phone, a desktop or a shared public screen, in light or dark.

Private

Collect only what a feature needs, and clear shared devices when someone leaves.

Contact

Working on something we could help with?

Email the team about Civic Grid, Infrastructure Readiness, or a data product of your own.

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