Offline field form
A digital wireline field form that works on a phone with no signal. Fill it in at the hole. It syncs when the phone is back online.
Field records for wireline logging crews.
Wirelog is a web app for the crew on a phone and the office on a desktop. Fill in the wireline form offline, keep the job record, and export a PDF. You can install it on the phone's home screen.
The trial runs for 14 days. Prices for paid plans aren't set yet. See the screens
Accounts live in the Wirelog app, not on this page. Log in if you already have one, try the demo, or start a 14-day trial.
Plenty of crews still run the day on paper forms and a spreadsheet. That holds until a sheet doesn't make it back, or a calibration date slips.
They get wet, muddy, or left in the ute. Writing them out again later is a second shift.
The run sheet is the record of the hole. If it doesn't get back to the office, the job file is short a day.
Due dates live on someone's laptop. An overdue sonde can be missed until the crew is already on site.
The app covers the form you fill in at the hole, the record you keep afterwards, and the gear both of those depend on.
A digital wireline field form that works on a phone with no signal. Fill it in at the hole. It syncs when the phone is back online.
Each job keeps its record in the company account. Export a PDF of the job, laid out so you can send it on or put it in the file.
Keep sondes and the other equipment the crew takes to site in one register. Import a CSV if the list already lives in a spreadsheet.
Due and overdue work is listed against each tool, so a date doesn't sit unnoticed in a spreadsheet.
Each company has its own account and users. Switch company when a crew works for more than one, without mixing the records.
Use the same app on a phone in the field and a desktop in the office. Install it on the phone's home screen if you want it there.
The field form, the equipment register, calibrations, and a job record.
Wirelog is for crews who run wireline and downhole geophysical logs.
Logging on mine sites and exploration holes, where the run has to be written up before the crew leaves the pad.
Water bore logging, with the field record kept against the hole rather than on a form in the ute.
Downhole logging for geotechnical investigations, stored on the job instead of in a notebook.
Environmental and groundwater logging, with each company's work kept in that company's account.
Paid plans aren't priced yet. The tiers below say who each one is for. The numbers will be published on this page when they're set.
A small crew working under one company.
Pricing coming soon
A logging company with people in the field and in the office.
Pricing coming soon
Operators who keep more than one company in Wirelog.
Pricing coming soon
Yes. You can fill in the wireline field form on a phone with no signal. Open Wirelog once while you have coverage, so the form is saved on the phone. Entries sync when the phone is back online.
Yes. Each company has its own account and its own users. If you work for more than one company, you switch between them. One company's records aren't shown in another.
Yes. The equipment and sonde register imports a CSV, so a list you already keep in a spreadsheet doesn't have to be typed in again.
It runs for 14 days, so a crew can try the field form, job records and equipment register on a real job. Start it with the trial button on this page. This page doesn't take payment, and prices for the paid plans aren't set yet.
If you want a walkthrough, or you're asking about the trial, send a note. It opens in your email app. Nothing you type here is stored on a server.
Or email hello@wirelog.com.au directly.
Accounts live in the Wirelog app, not on this page. Log in if you already have one, try the demo, or start a 14-day trial.