Rock physics workflows that stay reproducible.
A Windows desktop application for well-log interpretation and rock physics modelling: load your wells, build a workflow from typed steps, and run it again next month and get the same answer.
Three parts, licensed separately
The base application
Well and log management, crossplots, the workflow engine and its built-in steps. Everything that is not the Python editor and not a plugin.
base
Python editor
Drop into Python where the built-in steps stop. Script against the loaded wells, and keep the script inside the workflow so it travels with the project.
python-editor
Plugins
Native workflow steps — shale volume, porosity, and more — each licensed on its own so you pay for what you use.
plugin:<step-id>
Plugins
Density
Neutron - Density
Neutron - Sonic
Sonic
Salinity from Temperature and Water Resistivity
Water Resistivity from Temperature and Salinity
Gas Properties
Oil Properties
Porosity Function of Resistivity
Resistivity Function of Porosity
Density Porosity
Sonic Porosity
Neutron - Density
Neutron - Sonic
Shear Sonic
Formation Pressure
Formation Temperature
Mud Salinity & Resistivity
Bad Hole Flags
Potassium
Resistivity
Sonic - Density
Spontaneous Potential
Thorium
Neutron vs Density
Shale Volume vs Porosity
Gamma Ray
Neutron-Density
Well Path
How licensing works
Create an account, request the features you need, and an administrator grants them. The application signs in once and quietly renews a short-lived license token in the background — it does not phone home to check every action, and it keeps working across a flaky connection.