Log the well while you drill it.
A clearer field record from the first foot to the water strike — built around the work happening at the rig.
The paper trail starts here.
Handwritten footage, end-of-day paperwork, and calls from owners looking for an update. A well record should begin when the bit turns — not when the crew gets back.
- Field notes
- Daily paperwork
- Owner updates
gray rock
fuel 42 galcasing?
3:45 stop
Set up in a minute.
Start with the essentials: your company, the rig, and the well. The job record is ready before the first rod goes down.
- Company
- Rig
- Well
Drill LogSyncedJob setup
See the day take shape.
Log footage and hours as drilling moves. Rate of penetration and totals stay together in a dashboard made for a fast glance.
- Footage
- ROP
- Hours
Drill LogSyncedDrilling
Record what’s down there.
Keep formations, casing, and cementing in one depth-aware timeline — the ground encountered and the material that went in.
- Formations
- Casing
- Cementing
Drill LogSyncedFormation log
Soft · dry
Firm · damp
When the rig fights back.
Capture equipment issues and downtime where they happen. Add a photo or speak a note while your hands are busy.
- Downtime
- Photos
- Voice notes
Drill LogSavingDowntime
No signal down here.
Keep logging at the rig. Entries save on the phone while offline and can sync when a connection returns at the surface.
- Offline entry
- On-device save
- Sync status
Drill LogSaved on phone
Water found.
Log the strike and flow, then carry the record through to the owner view and final report.
- Water entry
- GPM
- Owner view
- Report
Drill LogSyncedWater strike
Hit water.
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