Drilling intelligence

Nobody hired a
drilling engineer
to read tour sheets.

Drill IQ reads and stores your historical documents. It watches your wells and reports the right information back to your team. Your engineers stop assembling information and start using it.

The week you are paying for

Too much of your team’s week is assembly work.

A drilling engineer’s value is judgement — what to change on this well, and when. Very little of the week is spent on it. The rest goes to three jobs that need a person only because nothing else will do them.

Finding the data

It is in six places, and none of them agree.

The rig system, the contractor’s PDF, a spreadsheet on somebody’s drive, the daily reports and the version the office keeps. Before anyone can think about the well or the day ahead, somebody reconciles all of it.

And tomorrow morning, somebody reconciles it again.

Rebuilding yesterday

The numbers already exist. Someone re-types them anyway.

Depths, ROP, connection times, the day’s charts, the comparison against plan. All of it is derivable, and all of it is rebuilt by hand, every morning, on every well you are running.

And on a day when nothing went wrong, somebody still spent the morning writing it up.

Reading the paperwork

Countless wells of reports and data, read one page at a time.

Before a well is planned, somebody investigates the offset wells to find out what went wrong and what went well. It takes days, so it gets done properly or it gets done quickly. Rarely both.

And when the engineer who drilled it is out of office, so is everything they learned.

What Drill IQ does

Three jobs your engineers should not be doing by hand.

Drill IQ stores the data you already have, turns it into the next well plan, and watches the wells you are drilling now. It does the finding. Your engineers do the fixing.

Stores

Every document you already produce, in one place.

Tour sheets, daily drilling reports, end-of-well reports, well plans — scanned, faxed or digital. Drill IQ pulls out the depths, the operations, the mud, the bit runs and the trouble, and files them against the well they belong to. Nothing depends any more on knowing whose drive it was on, or who was there.

Plans

Your own history, turned into the next well plan.

Drill IQ reads what the last wells on the pad or in the area actually did — the trouble, the pace, the mud, the casing — and builds the next well’s plan from it. Your engineer starts from a draft grounded in offset well knowledge, not from a blank page and a phone call.

Monitors

Every well, and what it needs from you today.

Drill IQ compares what the rig is doing now against the plan, and against what the neighbouring wells did at the same depth. A deviation reaches your team with the evidence already attached. On a quiet day it says so in two lines and nobody loses a morning.

Let your engineers be engineers.

We will send you the whole chain on a real well: a set of tour sheets, the well plan report Drill IQ built from them, and an example daily recap email.

Leave your email and we’ll reach out, or write to us directly at hello@drilliq.com.