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Log borings in the field, online or off

BoreDM Field runs in the browser on any phone, tablet, or laptop, no install and no IT ticket required. Entries sync automatically when the crew reconnects, so field data reaches the report without a manual transfer step.

BoreDM Field running on a phone and tablet, showing a new sample entry with field results, specimen classification, and lab specimens tracked against a boring log

Works on every device your crew already has

BoreDM Field runs in the browser. There's no app to install, no IT ticket, and no managed updates to push. Open it on any phone or tablet, rugged or not, and it works. To keep it on the home screen like a native app, add it from Safari on iOS or Chrome on Android.

  • No install, no IT: Works anywhere a modern browser does.
  • Always up to date: Every device gets the latest version automatically.
  • Any hardware: Rugged tablets, phones, and laptops all run the same app.

Field to report, no re-entry

Crews log on paper at the rig, then someone retypes everything back at the office. That second pass costs hours per project and introduces transcription errors into data that ends up in a stamped report.

Sites without signal make it worse. Tools that require a connection push crews back to paper, which means the second entry pass never goes away.

A handwritten field boring log being manually retyped into a spreadsheet

From rig to report

  1. Log at the rig

    Soil and rock samples, monitoring wells, test pits, and DCPs, entered on a phone or tablet as work happens.

  2. Work without signal

    Full functionality offline. No connection required to log a boring.

  3. Sync automatically

    Entries move into the project database when the device reconnects. No export, no email, no re-entry.

  4. Straight into the report

    Field entries populate logs and cross sections immediately. The engineer of record sees data the same day.

A field entry going from offline logging, to automatic sync, to a finished boring log PDF

Log all day, no signal required

Capture borings, intervals, and photos fully offline. BoreDM syncs automatically when you reconnect.

  • Offline photos: Photos are compressed automatically to save device storage.
  • No silent overwrites: If two people edit the same record, BoreDM flags the conflict for review.

Bring your drillers in

Give subcontracted drillers access to the projects they're working on, two ways.

  • Guest access: Add drillers as temporary guest users on your account.
  • Company sharing: Share a project directly with the driller's own BoreDM account.

Capture it all in BoreDM

Photos

Capture sample photos, site photos, and log photos. Log photos span a depth interval, ideal for test pits, and print on the log at the right depth. Sample photos print in an automatically generated log appendix.

Everything you log in the field

Detailed soil and rock classifications, core data, and geotechnical and environmental samples.

Your workflow, your way

Customize every step of the logging workflow, including classification order.

Voice-based logging

Coming late 2026.

Standardized descriptions, every crew, every office

Field templates are controlled centrally, and editing permissions determine who can change them.

A log entered by a new field tech follows the same description standards as one entered by a senior engineer. That consistency is what makes the resulting database usable years later.

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Centralized database

Where field data lands, and how you find it later.

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Customizable boring logs

Build the templates your crews log against.

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Integrated lab workflows

Lab results autofill back onto the same logs.

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Migrating from gINT

Bring your offline field workflow into BoreDM.

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See BoreDM Field with your crew

Book a walkthrough with our team. After the demo we will set up a trial environment loaded with your project data.