For land departments
Track offset activity in the counties you work
Filter permits to a state and county, read what has been filed, and check who is drilling nearby and what their wells produce.
Offset activity is a county-by-county question
New permits and neighbouring wells appear in regulator systems that each work differently, so keeping watch means checking several of them.
LandCrawler holds them in one place, filtered by state and county.
A workflow in the product
Permits
Set your counties
Filter permits to one state and county, then watch it to keep that filter one click away.
Permits
Narrow to what matters
Filter by status, category, operator and whether the well is horizontal, to separate what is pending from what is approved.
Map
See the neighbours
Open the map to see the wells nearby, coloured by status.
Operators
Check the operator’s record
Open the operator’s profile to see what its wells have produced.
The product routes behind each step
These open in the app. If you are not signed in, you will be asked to sign in first.
Permits
Filter drilling permits by state, status, category, operator and county. Watch a county to reopen its filter in one click.
Watched counties are saved to your account and can trigger permit emails for the permit feeds we ingest.
Open PermitsOperators
Search operators, filter by state, status and production, and open a profile with its production chart.
Open OperatorsWells
Filter wells by state and status, or by depth in the table, and read them as a table, on a map, or both. A well file shows location and drilling details.
Open Wells
What it does not cover yet
- Acreage and unit records are not in the product yet, so you set the county and operator filters yourself.
Watching a set of counties?
Tell us where you work and we will get back to you with a walkthrough of the operator and well layer for your area.
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