Surface 04 · Rig app

Built for the deck, not adapted to it.

The crew logs runs, records failures and files the morning report from the same job record the office planned. Nothing offshore is entered twice, and nothing waits for a link to come back.

On tour

A night shift, a swell, and a pair of gloves.

Dark by default, every control at least 48 px, and any choice of three options or fewer is a set of buttons rather than a dropdown. The screen states what is downhole right now and what the next action is.

  • Start and end a run against the serial, not against a free text note
  • The connection state is always on screen
  • An entry is on the job record the moment it is saved
  • The office sees the run log while the crew is still on tour

What the rig app covers

The offshore half of the same job record.

Run records Prepared at pre-job and started at RIH, one run for a string that takes tools from several assemblies, and a mistaken start undone without a trace. Depth, formation and condition against the tools that ran, timed in UTC so two shifts and an office agree on when it happened.
Movement log Tool by tool from base to downhole and back, which is what keeps the run count on a serial honest.
BHA checklists Signed before anything goes in the hole, held against the assembly rather than in a folder on the rig.
Failure recording What failed, which tools it took with it and what it looked like, captured while the crew still remembers it. Every tool named stays flagged until the workshop has looked at it.
Job log The diary of the job, timed by when things happened rather than when they were typed. An edit keeps what it replaced and says who changed it; a removed entry stays on record; the whole log exports as the PDF the customer receives.
Morning report Filed from the entries already logged, so the report is a view of the record rather than a second version of it.
Connection state The crew sees when the link is down. A queue that holds entries offline and sends them in order when it returns is in development, not shipped.

Where it hands over

What the crew logs is what the office reads.

A run logged offshore updates the job in planning, the serial in operations and the billable line in finance at the same moment. The morning report is written once, by the people who were there.

Put it in front of a crew that has to use it.

The people who work offshore are the people whose feedback changes this app. Bring one of them to the demo.