Plan and prepare the job.
Bring in planning packages, preserve revisions and coordinate references, establish the reporting basis, and prepare the BHA and reusable tool records.
Comprehensive directional drilling software
IronSuit. Serious drilling software. Without the complexity.
Everything a directional driller needs to plan the well, run the job, understand what the BHA is doing, stay on target, and get the reports out—without bouncing between a pile of disconnected programs.
I finished IronSuit on the rig while I was drilling. Then I handed it to other DDs and fixed the things that slowed them down.
Before spudBuild the job once
Bring in the plan, set the targets, build the BHA, and have the reporting side ready before the bit starts turning.
While drillingKnow where you are
See the last accepted survey, projected bit position, plan, target window, slides, and rotary footage in the same place.
When things changeSee what the BHA is telling you
Compare expected motor yield and BHA tendencies against what the assembly is actually doing on this run.
Every morningGet the reports out
Build the reports, survey sheets, job file, costs, and tickets from the work you already entered.
One directional job
You are drilling one well. Why fight six different programs?
The plan, surveys, BHA, gamma, slides, drilling parameters, mechanics, costs, tickets, and morning reports all belong to the same job. IronSuit treats them that way.
Keep surveys and projections distinct.
Maintain the last accepted survey as the measured station while projected bit position supports review between surveys.
Compare predicted and observed BHA performance.
Review predicted motor yield and BHA build, drop, and walk tendencies against observed slide and rotary performance from the active run.
Evaluate IronSlide recommendations.
Keep the active plan, projected bit position, recorder activity, and current BHA performance together. If the data is thin, IronSlide says HOLD or VERIFY instead of faking confidence.
Use the right geosteering context.
Place the active trajectory, target window, gamma response, ROP, and customer-approved reference wells in the same working view.
Build reports from the reviewed record.
Keep survey, BHA, activity, cost, ticket, performance, and reporting history attached to the same job.
Software so good, you’ll think you hired another directional driller.Know what is surveyed, what is projected, and what the BHA is actually doing.
Field and office
The office should see the same job the DD is working.
The DD sees the plan, surveys, projected bit position, BHA response, drilling parameters, and geosteering. Operations sees that same job with the costs, tickets, and reports attached. Nobody has to rebuild the story in the morning.
IronSuit in the field
This is the program. Not a sales mockup.
The geosteering view puts the active well, target, gamma, trajectory, and useful offsets on one screen. Mechanics follows the entire connected string. Book a demo and I’ll run the actual software.
On the screen
Active-well geosteering and connected-string mechanics.
See the last accepted survey, projected bit position, target window, gamma, ROP, slide performance, rotary tendencies, string loading, and buckling watch together.
Built for the chair
The calculation is only useful if the DD can use it.
IronSuit does the heavy work in the background and puts the answer where the directional driller needs it, while there is still time to do something about it.
Bionic Directional
IronSuit is the software. Bionic is the field experience behind it.
We handle directional drilling, geosteering and offset-well review, BHA and motor-performance analysis, completion supervision, and through-tubing work. Use the software, bring us onto the job, or do both.
Directional execution
Plan review, survey trends, BHA performance, slide and rotary performance, and direct support when trajectory response or drilling conditions depart from expectation.
Completion supervision
Program and sequence control, vendor coordination, materials and ticket discipline, and a cleaner handoff from drilling history into completion execution.
Through-tubing support
Scope review, tool and sequence coordination, field supervision, logistics, and documentation for specialty intervention work where details matter.
Field Notes from the directional chair
Written by somebody who has actually drilled the well.
No buzzwords. Just the things that matter at tour change, what the BHA is doing, how the active well compares to the right offsets, and why the morning report should not take half the morning.
Transfer the directional state at tour change.
Carry the last accepted survey, projected bit position, active plan, BHA/run context, and open verification items to the incoming directional driller.
Review torque, drag, tension, compression, and buckling together.
Follow the connected string section by section and see where loading, compression, and buckling conditions change.
The morning report should not take half the morning.
Build the package from the surveys, BHA, activity, costs, tickets, and directional summary already in the job.
Bring the real job
Show me the part of your workflow that keeps costing you time.
I’ll put that part of IronSuit on screen and show you exactly how it handles it.