Offline-first field logging
Crews log a full day at a zero-signal site and sync when they get back to coverage. Every gate and lookup works from local state and re-validates on the server at sync — the network is never assumed.
Drilling, quoted right
Subsurface intelligence for drilling contractors
Offline-first quoting and field tooling for geotechnical, environmental, and water-well drilling contractors — built for crews who lose signal before they lose daylight.
Built for the realities of drilling work
Built around the constraints of real drilling work — not adapted to them after the fact.
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Your data stays yours
Your rates, bids, and clients are visible to your office and your crews — and no one else. That separation is enforced on the server and on every synced device, not promised in a policy.
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Export to the formats labs expect
Send deliverables in the interchange formats your partners already use — AGS, DIGGS, EQuIS, and gINT — so logs leave BoreIQ in the shape the receiving lab or client expects, with no manual reformatting.
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Quote a job in minutes, not evenings
Turn a scope into a priced, branded proposal from reusable line items and rate cards, so estimating stops eating the hours after the workday ends.
From site walk to signed-off deliverable
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Price the job
Build the quote from your rate cards and reusable line items — a priced, branded proposal before you leave the lot.
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Log the hole
Crews capture borings, samples, and depths at the rig — no signal required, no paper to retype back at the office.
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Sync and deliver
Back in coverage, the day reconciles into one record — and exports in the format your lab or client expects.
One platform, three disciplines
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Geotechnical
Blow counts, soil classification, and boring logs that match how your engineers actually report.
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Environmental
Monitoring wells, sampling events, and chain-of-custody trails a regulator can follow end to end.
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Water well
Well construction, screens, and yields — recorded once at the rig and reused from permit to invoice.
Questions, answered
How long can a crew work offline?
Indefinitely. The day’s work lives on the device and re-validates with the server when you are back in coverage — the network is never assumed.
Who owns the data we put in?
You do. Your records are isolated to your company on the server and on every synced device, and you can export everything in standard formats at any time.
We run mixed crews and older tablets. Will it work?
BoreIQ runs on the devices you already have, and the field screens are designed for gloves and direct sunlight, not office monitors.
When can we start?
We are onboarding contractors from the waitlist in signup order. Join now and you will hear from us as your slot opens.
Get early access before your competitors do
We onboard contractors in signup order, and the first crews on the list shape what gets built next.