I've built a quantum circuit simulator, up to 75 qubits. Seeking independent verification of its correctness.

An independent researcher claims to have developed a novel quantum circuit simulator capable of handling up to 75 qubits, seeking peer validation through a limited alpha test. The simulator is accessible via an API, allowing users to design and execute quantum circuits while comparing outputs against expected results to verify accuracy. The developer, a machine learning researcher, describes the method as an unexpected breakthrough derived from recent ML work, though technical details remain undisclosed. Alpha testers must provide credentials proving quantum research or academic affiliation, with priority given to those who can rapidly validate the system’s correctness. Participants using the API for published research must credit "Catalyst," the project’s working name, though no formal institution or funding sources are mentioned.