An AI Assistant That Knows Your Well.
GeoEngine works inside each GeoMaster project and answers from your own data: where the last survey point sits in the stratigraphy, how well your GeoMatch interpretation holds up, and how the well is tracking against its plan.
β 40 free queries a month on the free planβ You confirm every change
Why Inside the Project
A General Chatbot Has Never Seen Your Well
GeoEngine starts from the data in the project you have open.
In context
Answers from your project
A general chatbot has never seen your well. GeoEngine reads the wells, trajectories, logs, GeoMatch interpretations and DrillTracker state in the project you have open.
Same engine
As the app itself
Stratigraphic position and GeoMatch checks are calculated by the same geosteering engine GeoMaster uses on screen, so the answer matches what you see in the plot.
You confirm
Every change
When GeoEngine prepares something, such as a new GeoMatch, a reference well or a file import, it opens the form prefilled. Nothing is saved until you confirm it.
How GeoEngine Works
Ask, Answer, Confirm
GeoEngine answers from your project and prepares changes; you decide what is saved.
Ask
Open the GeoEngine panel in a project and ask in plain English, or use a slash command such as /position or /validate.
Answer
GeoEngine reads the project data it needs, runs the calculation with GeoMaster's own engine, and answers with the numbers it used.
Confirm
If the answer leads to a change, GeoEngine prepares it as a prefilled form or a "Save a version?" card. You decide whether it is saved.
Key Capabilities
What GeoEngine Does Today
Available now on every plan, counted in queries.
Questions About Your Wells
Ask about the wells, trajectories and logs in your project and get answers grounded in that data, not in general knowledge.
Stratigraphic Position
Where the last survey point sits: the layers above and below it with distances, the trend since the previous station, and its position against a target you name.
GeoMatch Validation
Checks your GeoMatch interpretation and scores each interval, so you can see which parts of the correlation are well supported and which need another look.
GeoMatch Versions
Create a GeoMatch from a prefilled form, then list, compare, save and restore versions of the interpretation, each step with your confirmation.
DrillTracker and Reference Wells
Reads DrillTracker to describe the well against its plan and the steering ahead, and adds reference wells or imports attached files through prefilled forms.
Field Intelligence
A report on your well's field from public sources, with a clear answer when there is no public data for the field at your well.
In development, not yet available
- β Automatic GeoMatch refinement
- β Bulk depth shift suggestions
- β Continuous anomaly detection
- β Automatic trajectory suggestions
- β LookAhead ahead-of-bit prediction
Built Into GeoMaster
Not a chatbot beside your data. An assistant inside it.
GeoEngine uses a language model to understand your question, then answers with tools that read your project and run GeoMaster's own geosteering calculations. The stratigraphic position it reports is computed the same way as the GeoMatch plot on your screen, not estimated from text.
When a question needs a change, such as a new GeoMatch, a saved version or an imported file, GeoEngine prepares it and hands it to you to confirm.
Capability
GeoEngine
Generic AI chatbot
Reads your project's wells, logs and GeoMatch
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Uses GeoMaster's own calculation engine
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Prepares changes for you to confirm
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Slash commands for common tasks
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Shows the numbers behind the answer
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Answers general questions
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GeoEngine Query Allowances
Ask anything about your well.
Every plan includes a monthly GeoEngine query allowance. A query is one question GeoEngine answers against your project data; a field intelligence report uses 3.
Free
40
queries / month, up to 10 a day
Basic
500
queries / month
Pro
1,500
queries / month
Enterprise
5,000
queries / month
A query is one question GeoEngine answers against your project data; a field intelligence report uses 3, and slash commands are free. Allowances reset every month.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about GeoEngine.
No. GeoEngine answers questions and checks interpretations; the geoscientist makes the decisions. It never changes an interpretation on its own: anything it prepares, such as a new GeoMatch or a reference well, opens as a prefilled form that you confirm or discard.
A project with at least one well and its trajectory. Logs, a type well and a GeoMatch interpretation let it answer stratigraphic questions. Data can come from LAS 2.0, CSV surveys, WITSML files or a WITSML 1.4.1.1 server.
No. Stratigraphic position is calculated at the last survey point, not the bit. It reports which layers that point sits between, the distance to each, and the trend since the previous station.
A question GeoEngine answers is one query. A field intelligence report uses three. Slash commands such as /position and /validate are free. The free plan includes 40 queries a month (up to 10 a day); Basic 500, Pro 1,500 and Enterprise 5,000. Allowances reset monthly.
No. Your project data is used only to answer your queries; it is never used to train or fine-tune GeoEngine's underlying models. Your well data is yours, and you can export or delete it at any time.
Yes. It works on any well in your project regardless of when it was drilled, which is useful for post-well reviews and for checking an interpretation after the fact.
Automatic GeoMatch refinement, bulk depth shift suggestions, continuous anomaly detection, automatic trajectory suggestions and LookAhead ahead-of-bit prediction. None of these is available today.
Try GeoEngine on Your Own Well.
The free plan includes 40 GeoEngine queries a month, with no credit card required. Or book a 30-minute demo and we'll walk through GeoEngine on a sample well.