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.

How Wellsite for Operators worksTwo tracks. Operations, the flywheel: invite a pumper by phone number, the route is texted each morning, the pumper gauges the well and texts back numbers and notes, recurring on the schedule you set. Private production data flows from Operations into Intelligence: the model watches public and private data, produces a recommendation ranked by payback, writes a Wellsite Report, and shares it with a service provider by secure link.OPERATIONS — THE FLYWHEELrecurring — on the schedule you setInvite pumperby phone numberRoute textedeach morningPumper gaugesthe wellTexts backnumbers + notesprivate production data — feeds the modelINTELLIGENCE — ON A FINDINGModel watchespublic + privateRecommendationranked by paybackWellsite Report™one page per wellSend to providersecure link

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.

Talk to your wells

Ask anything about any well you run, in plain English. Wellsite™’s AI-powered Search answers from your production, your field log, and the well models — engineer-grade answers on your own wells.

  • Ask about production, decline, downtime, or economics — no query language, no report builder
  • Answers computed from your data and the models, with the numbers shown
  • On every well you operate, from day one
Search · Wellsite™Your wells
Why did Wiley Post 4H drop last month?
Oil averaged 318 bbl/d — 2.1σ below the fitted decline. Your field log shows a 4-hour shut-in on Jul 11 (flowline repair) and a pumper note about a knock on the unit. The pattern is consistent with a lift problem — this morning’s report ranks a rod pump workover first at roughly a 3-week payback.
Show the decline fitCompare to offset wellsWhat's the workover worth?

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 Search, 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. Your wells are already in here. Claim them.