2026-10-14
You can now ask the chat to find systems for you, and narrow the list by talking.
Search the vault from the chat
Ask the chat what's out there, in your own words. It searches the vault: the systems By DiceData, the community's runs, and your own.
You say
What are the best dark side systems for a $10 table?
The answer comes back as a search card:
- The game and how many systems it found.
- Your search as tiles: the side, the table, who it's for, the order.
- The top three systems with their TrueScore. Tap one to open it.
- Show (with the count) opens the full list beside the chat.
The chat says how it read your ask. "Best" on its own means highest TrueScore. "Best for a Comp Grinder" means the best fit for that player.
Narrow it down by talking
Reply to what came back. The chat keeps your search, changes the one thing you named, and tells you what moved.
- "Cheaper to play."
- "Fewer big losses."
- "Only ones with a stop loss."
- "Show me both sides."
Ask for something different and it starts a fresh search, and says so.
Edit the search on the card
Every tile has an X to drop it. Tap a tile to change it, or tap All filters to add one. Undo steps back one change.
The card and the list beside the chat are the same search. Change one and the other follows.
Searches that need a paid plan
Searching is free on every plan. Some filters require a paid plan. When your search uses one, its tile carries a lock, and the card says "This search requires a paid plan." You still see what it found.

- Remove paid filters strikes through the paid tiles and shows the search without them, right on the card. Tap a struck tile to put it back.
- Upgrade opens the plans.

Removing a paid filter is always free, on the card and in the vault's Filters. Find a system lists what's free and what needs a paid plan.
The ride, redesigned
On a system's Stats tab, "The ride, not just the result" shows where the bots went during their sessions, not only where they finished. It was one bar split four ways. Now it's a ladder you read top to bottom:
- Ahead at some point: got above even at least once.
- Finished ahead: ended at even or above.
- Never behind: never dipped below even.
Each row is part of the row above it, so every number reads straight off its row. No adding. Between the first two rows, one line tells you how many bots got ahead but finished down, and how far they typically fell from their peak. Never ahead sits on its own at the bottom.

Also in this release
Assorted bug fixes and enhancements.
