Diceplots → Platforms
Platforms
Four ways to use Diceplots. Different audiences — pick the one that fits.
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Diceplots for Android
For tabletop and ARPG players.
The full engine in your pocket. Type any expression, drag the HP slider, see the kill probability flip — all offline, no Monte Carlo, no tooltip rounding. Concepts and games pillars load from the live site, so the build-guide content stays current without app updates.
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License the Engine
For game studios, tabletop tool authors, and anyone who needs exact dice math in their stack.
The same Rust engine that powers diceplots.com — closed-form variance, Markov rounds-to-kill, attack chains, riders, cascades. Bindings for Rust, C/C++ (FFI), Elixir (Rustler NIF), JavaScript / browser (WASM), Android (JNI), and any C-ABI host. Exact rationals, not Monte Carlo.
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Diceplots API private beta
For programmatic access to the engine. Three tiers — free unreg, free reg, paid.
Same Rust core as the website, exposed over HTTP/JSON. Auth, accounts, key management, and per-tier rate limits (30 / 300 / 3,000 requests per minute) are live in production today; endpoints ship alongside the next engine release. Reserve a key now and integrate against the
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Diceplots MCP private beta
For AI agents and dev-tooling builders.
Hosted and licensable Model Context Protocol server. Give your LLM agents a tool that answers dice questions with exact rationals instead of plausible-sounding guesses — "Will 2d6+5 finish 11 HP?" returns 72.22%, not "around 70%."
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Built by Defensible Logic
For engineering work where the math has to be right.
Diceplots is built by Defensible Logic — a small consultancy that takes on probability engines, simulation, real-time systems, and the kinds of problems where exact answers matter more than fast approximations. If the Diceplots engine fits your shape, the team behind it can build the rest.