Auspex
Build your own randomizer as a graph of connected pieces. Option lists, number ranges, dice, and card decks are tiles you wire together — and you wire them by outcome, so landing on one result fires the next roll while a different result goes somewhere else entirely. One tap cascades through the whole chain until every branch runs out.
What Auspex does
Five Kinds of Tile
Weighted option lists, number ranges, dice, card decks that draw without replacement, and fixed constants. Mix them freely — a single randomizer can roll a d20, pick from a list, and deal a card.
Wired by Outcome
Connections hang off specific results, not whole tiles. Landing on "Italian" can fire the pasta list while "Thai" goes somewhere else, and a number lands in a range that routes it — so the roll takes a different route every time.
Reuse Anything
One tile can be wired in from as many places as you like — build a difficulty roll once and point everything at it. Loops are allowed too, and Auspex handles them without spinning out.
Animated Decision Graph
See the whole randomizer as a graph — one box per tile, scaled to fit your screen on open, with pinch-zoom, pan, and a side-on or top-down toggle. Roll it and the path lights up a layer at a time, each tile showing what it picked.
Full Roll History
Every roll is recorded as the complete tree of what fired what, not just a final answer. Open any past roll and replay it across the graph to see exactly how it got there.
Yours & Private
Everything stays on your device — no account, no network, no tracking. Share a single randomizer as one file (it imports as an independent copy, so re-importing never overwrites yours), or back up everything at once.
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Release history
Check back after the Google Play launch.