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Private, source-aware planning

Build a pull plan you can actually explain.

Model your currency, tickets, deadline, pity, featured guarantee, exchange ceiling, and future rewards. Every game rule stays editable because BLEACH Mirrors High has not published final banner rules.

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Planner workspace

Choose your planning mode

Start with BLEACH Mirrors High, or use the same private engine for another game with your own verified rules.

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Method

How the planner works

The engine first converts spendable currency and eligible tickets into pulls, projects recurring and dated income, then compares that budget with the goal model you selected.

  • Discounted multi-pulls are used only when they cost less than equivalent singles.
  • Pity progress applies to the first cycle; later cycles start from zero.
  • Probability uses an exact state distribution across pity, guarantee state, and target copies within a bounded in-browser safety limit.
  • The timeline uses date-only calendar math so daylight-saving changes do not move your deadline.

Evidence

Current BMH evidence status

Bandai Namco's official site confirms iOS and Android distribution, free download, and in-game purchases. It does not currently publish final banner rates, pity, pull costs, featured guarantees, or exchange rules.

Rules status

Custom scenario — no official preset is active

Private by default

Inputs and saved plans remain in local browser storage. Analytics receives only coarse events such as goal type and whether a shortfall exists—never your exact currency, tickets, plan name, or shared parameters. Read the privacy policy.

Planner questions

Does the planner use official BLEACH Mirrors High rates?

No. No official preset is active. Enter values from a reliable in-game or publisher source when available.

What is the difference between probability and worst case?

Probability estimates how often your goal succeeds under the rates you entered. A worst-case ceiling exists only when your pity, featured guarantee, or exchange assumptions create a finite guarantee.

Are my plans uploaded?

No. Named plans stay in this browser. A share link contains sanitized numeric assumptions but removes the plan name and reward labels.

Why can the planner show no finite ceiling?

A rate alone never guarantees a featured result. You need a hard pity plus a confirmed featured-loss guarantee, or an exchange threshold, to model a finite ceiling.