There is a growing need for a powerful simulator that encompasses the most of quantum computing ideas, while retaining simplicity and ease of use. The simplicity can be achieved by choosing appropriate modern programming language for implementation, writing a clear readable code, flexibility of using it quantumly or classically , providing better visualization methods, providing case-studies and examples, you name it. One of the most critical issues in quantum computing is the lack of quantum algorithms compared to the massive number of classical ones. The quantum world lives on two or three algorithms of pioneers as Shor, Grover, and others. The major challenge of inventing new quantum algorithm comes from the complexity of the quantum ideas to be captured, analyzed, and synthesized in a relatively short amount of time.