One well takes months to drill, so a two-week trial tells you nothing. Use BoreWatch through a real campaign: geothermal, oil and gas or mineral drilling. No payment, no card. Tell us what works and what is missing; that is the price.
you@company.com, you@agency.go.id
Your company, operator, contractor or government agency. 1 month at once; a short feedback form adds 2 months, another adds 3 more: 6 months in all.
Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, iCloud, Proton, ...
Personal and webmail addresses anyone can open. 30 days, no extension: use your organization address for the 6 months.
.edu, .ac.id, .ac.uk, .edu.au, ...
Universities and colleges. This form gives 30 days; students apply for student access for 1 month, extended to 3 once the thesis or paper is reviewed.
Windows 10 / 11, about 50 MB, digitally signed. The link works for 7 days.
The Terms of Service are shown in the engine setup, where you accept them before installing. We record your request, the links you open from our emails, your IP address and approximate location so we can follow up and learn who tries BoreWatch; we keep it 24 months after your last step and delete it earlier on request. Your well data never reaches us unencrypted.
It starts with 1 month. Before it ends, we email you a link to a short feedback form (it is also in your welcome mail and in the dashboard): four questions about what you tried, what worked and what is missing. Once we have read your answers we add 2 months, usually within one working day, and confirm it by email. Before those end, a second feedback form adds 3 more months. Every step needs a new form; your sign-in, license key and data stay the same.
Public: webmail anyone can sign up for (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook and Hotmail, iCloud, Proton, Zoho, GMX, Yandex and similar, and throw-away mailboxes). Academic: university and college domains (.edu, .edu.xx, .ac.xx such as .ac.id or .ac.uk). Organization: every other domain: companies, operators, contractors, consultancies and government agencies. The form shows which one your address is as you type it.
The long trial is for teams evaluating BoreWatch for their company, so it follows the company address. If you are trying it on your own, 30 days shows how it works; write to us if you need longer.
Yes, up to 3 users in all. Add them from the dashboard (Account → Users); they sign in with their own password and open the data with the dataPass you share with them.
Yes. The engine reads mudlog CSV, LAS 2.0, WITSML 1.4 and geology tables from any drilling program; the sample data has one field each for geothermal, oil and gas and mineral drilling. See geothermal, oil and gas and minerals.
Your account record (email address, optional organization name, a hashed password), the license state, your invoices and, if you use sync, encrypted data objects we cannot read. For the trial and downloads we also keep the record of your requests and link clicks with IP address and approximate location. See security.
You get reminders before the end date. After it the engine stops pushing and the dashboard stays readable for 7 days, then sign-in is refused. Your data is on your own disk the whole time. Nothing is ever charged unless you accept a quotation.