Record which numbers came up, and when. Recursa gives you frequency, dormancy and composition across any date range — and marks how your own picks did against each result.
Six results across a pool of 49. Number 23 came up in five of the six — Recursa flagged that on its own, before anyone went looking for it.
One bar per number across the range you selected. The leaders are marked, the quiet ones are ranked by how long they have been away, and anything that never came up is listed separately rather than buried at the bottom.
Every result reduced to its structure — where it opens, how far it spreads, what it sums to, odd against even, low against high. Structures that repeat surface on their own.
Save as many sets of your own numbers as you like against any result. Recursa marks the ones that came up, counts them, and keeps the running history — so you can see how your selections actually behaved over months rather than relying on memory.
Anyone keeping their own picks against a regular published result, week after week.
Which defect codes recur across batches, and which have gone quiet.
Which nodes or services alert together, incident after incident.
Which lines run out on which days, and how that pattern moves.
Paste in what you already have. The grid and every chart fill themselves in.