Load the coin
Change a coin’s bias and separate expected odds from the noise of a finite sample.
Touch the evidence
These instruments run entirely in your browser. Teaching simulations use replayable seeds; human-input labs transmit and persist nothing.
Change a coin’s bias and separate expected odds from the noise of a finite sample.
Turn attacker rate, time, parallelism, and margin into a visible Plenty Line.
See how repetition, keyboard walks, favored keys, and timing reveal structure.
Compare a flood of pointer coordinates with the smaller number of meaningful turns.
Watch a wide deterministic output inherit the much smaller search space of its seed.
Inject bias, correlation, drift, failure, and a balanced-but-known pattern.
Follow uncertainty through sensors, tests, conditioning, a pool, and a DRBG.