The well already knows.
The intelligence layer for drilling operations: agentic AI built on frontier models of the subsurface, in production across operators' programs today.
Data was never the bottleneck. Context is.
Rigs stream terabytes. Labs return reports. Dashboards multiply. The answer is already in there, scattered across forty-three systems that don't talk to each other, or to the people deciding what happens next.
Intelligence you can text.
Derrick lives where the work happens: iMessage, SMS, email, a voice memo from the truck. Ask about any well and he plans the analysis, queries the data, generates the plot, and answers with citations. And when action is on the table, a comment in StarSteer, a push to WITS, he asks first.
Derrick is not a feature. He is a contact in your phone, a canvas on your screen, and a memory that compounds with every well drilled.
PDC bit · 8¾ inIt starts at the bit.
Software-only platforms stop at the sensor feed. DrillSense is grounded in the physical well: the dynamics, the chemistry, the rock itself as it comes up, and the judgment of the people closest to the bit. Intelligence with ground truth under it.
DrillSense doesn't replace your tools. It makes them intelligent.
Your data flows in, gains subsurface context, and flows back out: enriched, explained, and entirely yours. No lock-in. No black boxes. No trapped models.
Deeply integrated with the stack operators already run: the labs, the logging units, the geosteering platforms, the drilling software. Each claimed its layer. Engineering, geology, operations. DrillSense is the AI layer across all of them.
Not a pilot.
Running at critical decision points today, from supermajors to independents.
The future of energy AI is not generic chat over documents. It's connected, contextual engineering intelligence that understands the well, the rock, the operation, and the lifecycle of decisions that follow.
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See it on your wells.
DrillSense is rolling out with select operators across the well lifecycle: drilling, completions, and production operations. The fastest way to understand it is to put it to work.