Wellsite
For operators

Home to every well you operate

Manage production, field operations, and well history from one secure workspace.

Free forever. No credit card required.

1M+ wellbores indexed — your wells are already in here waiting to be claimed.

How it works

Verify your organization, and every well goes to work

1

Claim your organization

Verify you operate the company once. Every producing well appears — and stays in sync as operator-of-record changes.

2

Put wells on a route

Invite your pumpers by phone number. The route arrives as a text, and they log production by texting back — free seats, unlimited.

3

Wellsite™ recommends

The models watch public data and your private data, land on the likely cause, and rank the fix by payback.

4

Share a Wellsite Report™

Send a secure link to your service provider. Everyone's looking at the same recommendation — no chat, no email chains.

In the field

Automated field data collection, over SMS

Wellsite™ collects field data over SMS — technology everyone already knows. Nothing to buy, download, or learn, and it works in low-signal areas where the oilfield works.

Routes send themselves

Set the gauging schedule and Wellsite™ handles the dispatch. Every morning it builds the day’s route, orders it by drive time, and texts it to your pumper — automatically, no dispatching, no reminders.

  • Set the cadence per well — daily, weekdays, or your own schedule
  • Ordered by drive time, reordered as wells are added or dropped
  • Works on any phone that can text — no app, no login
Messages · Wellsite™R. Delgado's phone
Today 5:45 AM
Morning R — today's route, Reeves North. 14 wells · 78 mi: 1. Wiley Post 2H 2. Wiley Post 4H 3. Wiley Post 5H 4. Neal 1-14 5. Toyah Draw 3H Reply after each stop.
6:14 AM
wp2h oil 402 gas 910 tbg 295 csg 170
✓ Logged Wiley Post 2H — Oil 402 · Gas 910 · Tbg 295 · Csg 170. Next: Wiley Post 4H, 2.1 mi.
Messages · Wellsite™R. Delgado's phone
6:42 AM
wp4h oil 318 gas 742 tbg 310 csg 185. slight knock on the unit, watching it
✓ Logged Wiley Post 4H — Oil 318 · Gas 742 · Tbg 310 · Csg 185. Note saved. Next: Wiley Post 5H, 1.8 mi.
7:03 AM
wp5h shut in 4 hrs flowline repair, back online 11ish. oil 268 gas 602
✓ Logged Wiley Post 5H — shut-in 4 hrs, reason recorded. Oil 268 · Gas 602. Next: Neal 1-14, 6.2 mi.

Your pumpers just text it in

Oil, gas, pressures, and a note if something sounds off — typed the way pumpers already text. Wellsite™ reads the reply and confirms exactly what it logged.

  • Numbers and notes in one message, in any order
  • Shut-ins and downtime logged with a reason
  • Instant confirmation, so nothing is ever in doubt

The well record builds itself

Every reply lands in the well’s record automatically — charted, timestamped, and attributed. Proven technology doing the boring part, so the numbers actually come in every day.

  • Production history builds with every text
  • Notes carry to the office with the numbers
  • Delivers in low-signal areas where apps time out
Field log · Wiley Post 4HYour data
Today
6:42a
Gauged · normal
Oil 318Gas 742Tbg 310Csg 185
Slight knock on the unit, watching it.
R. Delgado · SMS
Jul 14
6:38a
Gauged · normal
Oil 324Gas 738Tbg 308
R. Delgado · SMS
Jul 11
6:55a
Shut in · 4 hrs
Oil 268Gas 602
Flowline repair, back online 11:10a.
M. Vance · SMS

The intelligence

It’s like having an AI Production Engineer on every well

Wellsite™ analyzes your wells, identifies issues and opportunities, and recommends the highest-value action based on production impact, operating cost, and payback.

Always free

Your wells, your data

No card. No expiry. No seat count.
  • Claim your org — every producing well appears
  • Pumpers log production by text from the wellhead
  • Ordered pumper routes and gauge sheets
  • Your full production history, charted
  • Export any of it, any time
Wellsite Reports™

What’s wrong, and what to do

Per active well, per month. Unlock only the wells you want.
  • Decline fit and forecast on your own volumes
  • Flags when a well drops below its own trend
  • How it ranks against the wells around it
  • PV10, payback, and workover economics
  • The highest-value action, ranked, daily

The report

A petroleum engineer’s read, every morning

Wellsite™ reads each well’s decline, pressure, and shut-in history the way a seasoned engineer would — and delivers the likely cause, the ranked fix, and the payback on one page. Every finding names the signal it came from and how confident it is — and when the data can’t answer, Wellsite™ says so instead of guessing.

  • Runs every morning on your latest gauge, not last quarter's filing
  • The highest-value action on top, ranked by payback
  • Every number computed by a tool, never invented
  • Share with a secure link — your service provider sees the same page you do
  • Your data stays in your tenant — never trains anyone else's models
Wellsite Report™Shared · Secure
WellJunction 7-B · Reeves County
DiagnosisRod failure suspected · 91%
RecommendedRod pump workover
Expected uplift+38 BOPD
Est. payback~3 weeks
FindingsRun 6:55a today
Below trendhigh
Last two months sit more than 2σ under the fitted decline. Consistent with a mechanical restriction or a lift problem.
z = −2.4, −2.1 · fit R² 0.94
Rising shut-in frequencymedium
Four shut-in events in the last 24 months against one in the prior 24.
from your field log
Outperforming peershigh
Trailing-12-month oil rate runs about 34% above the offset peer group in Reeves County.
benchmark_well_expected_production · R² 0.71
Not assessed — Water cut: Texas public data reports no water volumes.
Every recommendation is computed from your data — each finding names the signal and confidence behind it. The decision on the well is always yours.

Five models do the engineering math

Every number in a recommendation comes from a model or the data lake — the AI never does the math.

41AI tools
5Well models
258,000Wells in the benchmark model

Decline & forecasting

Arps decline fits on any public well, computed on demand — decline rate, remaining reserves to an economic limit, and a month-by-month forecast.

Anomaly detection

Months that break from a well's own decline trend surface as scored deviations — downtime, offset interference, and workover response stand out from noise.

Peer benchmarking

A model trained on 258,000 wells predicts what a well like yours should be producing — and scores the gap between expected and actual.

Well economics

NPV, PV10, and payback against your price deck, priced off the decline forecast. Deterministic arithmetic — not a prediction.

Performance diagnosis

Rules an engineer would recognize read the history and report what it's consistent with — and say plainly when a signal isn't available to judge.

Everywhere you work

The same models answer in the app, in Ask, and inside your own Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot through the Wellsite™ connector. One layer, one set of definitions, no drift between surfaces.

No software to install, no hardware to manage

Nothing on the wellhead. Nothing in a server room. Your pumper needs a phone that can text, you need a browser, and your wells are already in here waiting to be claimed.