Yes, there is the Wolfram Quantum Framework, here are some useful links.
https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/2416125
https://resources.wolframcloud.com/PacletRepository/resources/Wolfram/QuantumFramework/
"The Wolfram Quantum Framework brings a broad, coherent design for quantum computation, together with a host of leading-edge capabilities and full integration into Mathematica and Wolfram Language. Starting from discrete quantum mechanics, the Framework provides a high-level symbolic representation of quantum bases, states and operators. The Framework can perform measurements and is equipped with various well-known states and operators, such as Bell states and Pauli operators. Using such simulation capabilities as a foundation, one can use the Framework to model and simulate quantum circuits and algorithms.
All functions and objects in the Wolfram Quantum Framework work seamlessly with the 5,000+ built-in functions made available through Wolfram Language. The immediate availability of such functions allows one to study a full range of questions around quantum computation and can serve as a helpful resource for teaching."