Live collar map
See active, completed, queued, and suspended holes on aerial or topo project maps.
Field-aware tracking for mineral exploration drilling
DrillWatch gives geologists and exploration managers a clean place to track the current state of drilling, preserve field reasoning across rotating crews, and turn the same record into client-ready internal reporting.
Advanced to 436 m overnight. Core recovery good through the lower quartzite; next sulphide target projected for Jun 4.
What it is
DrillWatch is built for the daily operational picture: which holes are drilling, what is queued, where rigs and pads stand, how many metres are complete, and what changed today.
It is intentionally not a core logging system, assay database, or all-purpose geology platform. It keeps the moving parts of drilling visible, explainable, and easy to hand off between crews.
See active, completed, queued, and suspended holes on aerial or topo project maps.
Capture depth, status, delays, and downhole notes so the next field team inherits the reasoning, not just the numbers.
Generate outputs that match internal reporting schedules, preferred summaries, and the formats your team already uses.
Use current depth, targets, planned depth, and project rates to estimate next milestones.
Workflow
Built for
Demo
The demo uses fictional northern exploration data. It is reset regularly and is safe to share publicly.
Starting point
For a simple single-project deployment with hosting guidance and basic support. Larger or more customized deployments can be scoped directly.