ReliaSim® is downloadable desktop software, licensed per user each year. It doesn't depend on the cloud or need any integration. Your production data never leaves your network, and it works air-gapped for OT, defense and validated environments.
Three ways to use ReliaSim without paying anything. Most people should start here.
Four tiers of models, from flow to a real bottling line, with the engine’s saved results and no download, sign-up or install.
Open the SandboxThe real application, playing our pre-built models. Run them and explore the results, with no license key needed.
DownloadOne license, Mac or Windows. The full ReliaSim simulation engine on your desktop.
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License is node-locked to a single machine. Contact us to transfer between machines.
ReliaStats® is ReliaSim’s companion for interrupt parameterization. It fits time-to-failure and time-to-repair distributions from your line event data and hands ReliaSim the parameters. Start free with the Designer, then add the desktop app for automated fitting and the Viewer, Comparison and Validation tools.
Free, no account or credit card needed
The full fitting and review suite
Fitting runs inside the downloaded desktop app, with no cloud dependency, so your event data never leaves your computer.
Both plans keep your data on your machine, run offline for air-gapped sites, and get updates while the subscription is active.
| Feature | Designer | ReliaStats |
|---|---|---|
| Visualization and design | ||
| Interrupt DesignerTTF and TTR pair with shift timeline and box-and-whisker | ✓ | ✓ |
| All 8 distribution typesWeibull, LogNormal, Normal, Exponential, Uniform, Triangular, Johnson SU, Fixed | ✓ | ✓ |
| PDF, CDF and survival curves | ✓ | ✓ |
| AvailabilityFrom mean TTF and mean TTR | ✓ | ✓ |
| Review and comparison | ||
| Interrupt ViewerBrowse any ReliaSim interrupt file | — | ✓ |
| Interrupt ComparisonTwo files side by side, every difference shown | — | ✓ |
| Interrupt ValidationSource vs simulated availability with PI and CI bands | — | ✓ |
| Distribution fitting | ||
| Import raw event logsHistorian data, failure and repair timestamps | — | ✓ |
| Automated distribution fittingFits all 8 types and ranks them by goodness of fit | — | ✓ |
| Goodness-of-fit testsKolmogorov-Smirnov and Anderson-Darling | — | ✓ |
| Export fitted CSV for ReliaSim | — | ✓ |
| License and support | ||
| License | None needed | Node-locked, per user |
| Billing | Free | Annual |
| Support | Community | Phone and dedicated messaging |
No. The Designer runs in your browser, or as a downloaded file, with no account and no credit card. Signing in with a free account adds the Interrupt Explorer and lets us tell you about new releases.
ReliaStats is the evolution of Wishbone, ChiAha’s original distribution fitting tool. It automates the expert-heavy job of turning raw historian event data into TTF and TTR distributions ready for ReliaSim.
General-purpose statistical suites run about $1,300 to $1,900 or more per user per year. JMP starts around $1,320 a year and Minitab around $1,851. ReliaStats is built for reliability engineers working with ReliaSim. It understands the interrupt model and writes ReliaSim-ready CSVs, at $1,800 per user per year.
Yes. ReliaStats is desktop software that runs entirely on your own machine. Fitting and analysis happen inside the downloaded application, no event data is uploaded to any server, and it runs fully offline, so it suits OT and validated environments.
The license is tied to a single machine. If you need to move to a different machine, contact us. For team licensing, see Enterprise and purchase orders below.
Yes. It’s shipping today for Mac and Windows. A purchase includes the full fitting toolset, and subscribers get updates throughout their subscription year.
ReliaSim is becoming one product in four tiers. Each tier is a whole product, not a part you add to something else. Every tier does both manufacturing and supply chain simulation, and what changes is how deep it goes in each.
Not yet available to buy. Pricing will be announced at launch.
Both disciplines, any size, one interrupt deep.
Your plant at full resolution, with no cap on how much of it you model.
Every site and the lanes between them, plus everything Basic assumes away.
The full network toolkit pointed at a plant that fails the way yours does.
Connect an assistant to your validated model. Goes on top of any tier.
You can try it now, free, on the Sandbox’s sample models. See ReliaSim in Claude or ChatGPT.
Line event data fitting is ReliaStats, above, and goes on top of any tier. Robust optimization, which searches the solution space rather than scoring the plan you already chose, is quoted on a call. A supply chain study on your own network is scoped with you as a project; talk to us.
One list covers every tier and the AI add-on. Tell us which one interests you and we’ll let you know at launch, with no call needed.
Anyone using the free demo can open and run a model built on a licensed seat. Send the file to a plant manager, a controls engineer or a capital review board, and they can run the scenarios themselves without a license. Your own license turns into that free demo if you ever stop subscribing, so the models you build stay usable either way.
A bottling line finds $1.5M in hidden throughput by re-ranking two failure modes its loss report calls equal. An olive plant recovers 15% more throughput with no new equipment. A soap plant consolidation catches a configuration that would need a $4M retrofit, in the model, before the plant is built.
The $4M retrofit alone is 500× the annual license. All case studies →
Lunch & Learn sessions are one hour, live with an instructor, and $60 each. The six sessions cover the workflow from the discrete-rate worldview through to experiment design. Full in-person classes and on-site custom training are quoted directly. See the schedule →
Volume discounts apply from five licenses upward. Purchase orders, multi-user and site licensing are quoted directly, so contact the ChiAha team.