Thirty years of logs, unsearchable
The answer exists. Finding it takes a week.
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Oil & gas
Document and subsurface search, predictive maintenance and edge inference for upstream, midstream and downstream assets.
The starting point
If none of these sound like you, we are probably not the right call yet — and we will say so.
The answer exists. Finding it takes a week.
Anything needing the cloud fails offshore.
You service what is scheduled, not what is failing.
Our approach
Three constraints most AI vendors have never met at once. They decide the architecture long before the model does.
How we work →Runs at the edge.
Inference on the asset; the link is for reporting.
Built for the archive.
Well logs, P&IDs, daily reports and as-builts, one index.
Every answer cites.
A engineer can check the source before acting.
Your data stays yours.
Subsurface interpretation trains nobody else's model.
Proof
Challenge, solution, outcome. Names withheld, numbers not inflated.
Upstream operator
Midstream pipeline
Drilling contractor
Teams we work with
Different teams, different first project. The platform underneath is the same.
Well and reservoir document search, production surveillance.
Leak signals, integrity data and inspection reporting.
Unit monitoring and turnaround planning support.
Rig-state detection and daily report automation.
Permit, incident and regulatory reporting from unstructured text.
Edge hardware at remote sites, patched and monitored.
Scope
Four things, in this order. Each one is useful on its own.
A week with operations and subsurface. The problem worth solving first.
Logs, P&IDs, reports and as-builts, searchable together.
Local compute at the asset, with safe degradation and auto-sync.
24/7 monitoring for systems that cannot wait for business hours.
Engagement
No surprises about sequence, and no invoice before there is something to look at.
Operations, subsurface and OT in one room
Value visible in weeks, not quarters
Measured against today's baseline
Field by field, managed
Under the hood
Your existing systems stay. We add the layers that are missing and run them.
Private cloud
Remote assets need compute that does not depend on a link, and regulated data needs a boundary you can point at. Stellar Cascade gives you dedicated capacity in-country with edge nodes at the asset.
Explore private cloudWhat changes
Worked examples
Full situation, architecture and results on each one.
Predictive maintenance
38 Stations, one deployment
Document automation
11 → 3 People on data entry
Infrastructure modernisation
400 Hosts mapped, none by hand
Free, no call required
The questions we work through before recommending anything — data readiness, hosting constraints, review process and the running cost at year two. Use it with any vendor, including the ones that are not us.
Get the checklistQuestions
Short answers. Longer ones are a conversation.
It is normal, and it is the first thing we assess. Much of the value comes from the index reconciling inconsistent naming, units and revision practice, rather than requiring you to clean up first.
Inference runs on local hardware at the asset, so the work continues. Results queue locally and sync when the link returns. Nothing operational waits for the cloud.
Yes, through OCR and layout analysis. Accuracy depends on scan quality, which is why we benchmark against a sample of your worst documents, not your best.
No. Everything runs in infrastructure you control — your cloud account, your own hardware, or a dedicated tenancy. Your interpretation is not used to train any shared model, and that is in the contract.
Yes, usually via OPC UA, OSIsoft PI interfaces, or a direct database read, plus the CMMS API for work orders. The approach is settled during discovery.
We automate retrieval, triage and reporting. Where a decision carries safety consequence, the system surfaces the evidence and a person decides. We will say plainly when a use case should not be automated.
Vocabulary
The words that come up most in Oil & Gas conversations, in plain English.
Unplanned downtime, lost search time or reporting load — start with whichever number hurts.
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