RAM Study Platform · Reliability · Availability · Maintainability

ENGINEER
SYSTEM
RELIABILITY

Build Reliability Block Diagrams, configure real component failure and repair data, then run Monte Carlo simulations to predict system behaviour over time — all in one integrated platform.

CLOSED BETA — invite only
10M+
Monte Carlo Iterations
3
Steps to First Result
99%
Confidence Intervals

This Is Ramly — Not a Mock-up

A real example model and a real simulation result, exactly as they appear in the app. Every account includes five worked example models so you can explore before building your own.

ramly.io — RBD editor · Offshore Crude Oil Pump Station example model
Ramly model editor showing the Offshore Crude Oil Pump Station example: a 2-of-3 standby pump bank where each train is a motor plus centrifugal pump in series, followed by a control valve and flow meter, with the component type library on the left and block inspector on the right
ramly.io — simulation results · Green Hydrogen Production Plant
Ramly simulation results: 97.91% system availability with P10/P50/P90 percentiles, convergence confirmation, MTBF and MTTR KPIs, and availability-by-window trend chart

From diagram to defensible numbers

  • Availability with uncertainty. Average plus P10 / P50 / P90 percentiles from thousands of Monte Carlo runs — not a single optimistic point estimate.
  • Convergence you can check. Confidence-interval width and a suggested run count tell you when the answer is stable enough to publish.
  • Reproducible by design. Fix the random seed and any colleague re-running the study gets the identical result.
  • Standards-based method. The RBD technique standardised in IEC 61078, built for production-assurance studies of the kind described in ISO 20815.
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The Tools That Hold You Back

⚠️
Spreadsheets miss the stochastic reality

Hand-calculated MTBF and availability figures treat failure as deterministic. One wrong assumption and the whole study is wrong — with no way to know.

🖥️
Desktop tools cost time before you start

Leading RAM tools require a Windows install, an IT ticket, a site license, and a week to configure. By the time the software is ready, the design window has closed.

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Comparing alternatives is manual work

Evaluating 1+1 vs 2+1 redundancy, different storage sizes, or PM interval trade-offs means duplicating workbooks and reconciling results by hand.

THERE IS A BETTER WAY ↓

From Diagram to Decision

01
Step 01
Build Your RBD

Drag and drop blocks onto the RBD diagram to build your Reliability Block Diagram. Define series, parallel and k-of-n configurations. The diagram updates live as you build.

  • Drag-and-drop block editor
  • Series / parallel / k-of-n logic
  • Subsystem grouping & nesting
  • Import from plant data
  • Visualised in real-time
02
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Step 02
Set Component Data

Enter failure rates, repair rates, MTTF, MTTR and distribution types for every block. Weibull, exponential, lognormal — plug in field data or use industry defaults.

  • Weibull / exponential / lognormal
  • MTTF · MTTR · Availability inputs
  • Maintenance strategy modelling
  • Spares & logistics parameters
  • Validated against IEC 60300
03
Step 03
Run & Simulate

Configure simulation horizon, iterations and seed. Get confidence intervals, sensitivity analysis and importance measures. Export results to PDF or Excel.

  • Monte Carlo engine, up to 10M runs
  • Live animated failure/repair events
  • Confidence interval reporting
  • Sensitivity & importance analysis
  • PDF / Excel export ready

Everything a RAM Engineer Needs

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RBD Builder

Visual drag-and-drop editor with series, parallel and k-of-n logic. Nest subsystems. Copy structures. Build complex architectures fast.

🎲
Monte Carlo Engine

Up to 10 million iterations. Weibull, exponential and lognormal distributions. Confidence bands tell you when the result has converged.

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Rich Analytics

Availability, MTTF, MTTR, reliability curves, sensitivity tornado and Birnbaum importance measures — all in one results view.

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Maintenance Modelling

Preventive maintenance intervals, spare holdings, crew logistics and their direct impact on system availability.

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Standards Compliant

Outputs aligned with IEC 60300 and API 689. Audit-ready PDF/DOCX reports for regulatory submission and FEED deliverables.

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Cloud Native

Browser-based. No install required. Open a tab and start your study. Teams collaborate on the same model in real-time — no shared drives, no version conflicts.

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Export Everything

PDF reports, Excel tables, DOCX and raw simulation CSV. Import component types from OREDA library or your own data.

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Enterprise Security

Session auth, tier-based quotas, audit-ready usage logs. Trusted in oil & gas, power generation, pharma and defence.

Built for the Engineers Who Run RAM Studies

Oil & gas, power generation, process chemicals, manufacturing — wherever system reliability matters

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Design Engineer
Find the optimal design before you build it
  • Size storage buffers for target availability
  • Justify 1+1 vs 2+1 redundancy with numbers
  • Determine minimum spare holding levels
  • FEED studies for new plant or major modifications
  • Quantify reliability impact of cost-cutting options
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Operating Plant Engineer
Understand your live system, model what changes
  • Current system availability quantification
  • Identify the weakest link using importance measures
  • Model proposed modifications before committing CAPEX
  • Common-cause failure and CCF group assessment
  • Throughput loss and production risk reporting
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Maintenance Planner
Optimise schedules, crews and spare levels
  • PM interval optimisation — find the right frequency
  • Crew sizing — how many repair crews are enough?
  • Spare replenishment frequency and stockout risk
  • Cost of downtime vs preventive maintenance trade-off
  • Sensitivity to MTTR and logistics delay assumptions
Closed Beta

Plans launching with full release

Beta testers get full Professional access for free during the beta period. Pricing will be confirmed before public launch.

Starter

Explore the tool at your own pace.

Pricing TBA
5 runs / month · 1 model · 5 component types
  • Monte Carlo simulation
  • RBD editor
  • PDF & DOCX reports
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Professional

For individual engineers running serious studies.

Pricing TBA
250 runs / month · unlimited models
  • Everything in Starter
  • Unlimited component types
  • Up to 100,000 simulations per run
  • Scenario comparison
  • CSV & Excel import
  • Priority support

Team

For reliability teams sharing models and results.

Pricing TBA
1,000 shared runs / month · 5 seats
  • Everything in Professional
  • Pooled quota across team
  • Centralized billing

Beta testers get full Professional access — free

Email us to request an invite code. We are onboarding teams on a rolling basis.

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Enterprise

Custom seat count · Unlimited runs · On-premise option · Dedicated support · SSO

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Before You Ask

Do I need to install anything?

No. Ramly runs entirely in the browser — modelling, simulation and reporting. Simulations execute on Ramly servers, so there is no license server, no IT ticket and nothing to maintain on your machine.

How do I know the results are trustworthy?

Three ways. First, every result ships with convergence statistics — the confidence-interval width and a suggested run count — so you can see whether the answer is stable. Second, runs are reproducible: fix the random seed and you get the identical result every time, on any machine. Third, the method itself is the reliability block diagram technique standardised in IEC 61078, evaluated by Monte Carlo simulation.

What inputs do I need to get started?

A system structure (what is in series, what is redundant) and failure/repair estimates per equipment type — an MTTF and a repair time are enough to start. Seven statistical distributions are supported when you have richer data, and component types can be imported in bulk from CSV or Excel.

Can I get my models and results out?

Yes, everything. Models export as JSON (round-trip safe), component types as CSV or Excel, diagrams as PNG, and finished studies as formatted PDF or Word reports. There is no lock-in by design.

Is my data secure?

Your models are private to your account and stored encrypted in transit (HTTPS everywhere). Passwords are stored hashed, sessions are server-validated, and nightly off-site backups protect against data loss. Example models contain no real company data.

What does it cost?

During the closed beta, access is free — every account runs on a 14-day Professional trial and beta users are not charged. Published plans (Starter, Professional, Team, Enterprise) take effect after public launch, with monthly run quotas rather than per-seat licenses for the lower tiers.

More depth in the Learn guide — or email hello@ramly.io.

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