RAM software, compared
The established RAM and RBD tools — BlockSim, Maros, Isograph — are Windows desktop installs, licensed per seat and bought through procurement. Ramly is the browser-based alternative: a real RAM study, started in minutes, from any machine.
Ramly doesn’t try to out-feature decades-old desktop suites. It does the core RAM study — a reliability block diagram, evaluated by Monte Carlo simulation or an exact analytical (Markov) solver, returning availability, reliability, throughput and downtime cost — and makes it instant to start, reproduce and share. These pages compare Ramly honestly against each tool, including the areas where the incumbents do more.
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Ramly vs
ReliaSoft BlockSim
A deep desktop suite with RBD, fault tree and Markov analysis. See where a browser-based RBD tool — simulation and an exact analytical solver — fits.
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DNV Maros
The established oil & gas production-availability tool. Compare production-availability studies in the browser.
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Isograph Reliability Workbench
A broad reliability suite (RBD, FMECA, fault tree, prediction). Compare its RBD module with Ramly.
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No install, no procurement. Open a worked example model, run a Monte Carlo simulation and read the availability results in minutes.