About BINGS Intuitive Tech

Built on the rig, not in a boardroom

BINGS comes out of a career that started as an offsider and moved up through to site supervisor — and through every step of that, the same pain points and frustrations never changed. Paper run sheets, scattered spreadsheets, and calculations done by hand on the rig, while supervisors piece together what's happening across a site from whatever makes it back to the office.

What's stayed constant is a drive to make the job simpler and safer for the crews doing it — to create or push for change wherever it removes friction or risk from the work, not just accept "that's how it's always been done." Run Book is one expression of that: taking mental strain off the crew and keeping the system as simple as it can be, so BINGS exists to replace the paper and the guesswork with one connected system that works the way a drill site actually works — including the parts where there's no signal at all.

Where we are today

Run Book and Drill Calc are live and field-tested — the run ledger, downhole survey tracking, and the day-to-day field calculators crews actually reach for. The rest of the suite — Stock, People, Assets, and Safety — is being built the same way: tested on real sites before it's called finished, not shipped because a roadmap said so.

How we build

Every module is shaped by real run sheets and real crews, then tested on site before it's considered done. Offline-first isn't a feature we added later — it's the starting assumption, because a tool that stops working the moment the rig loses signal isn't actually a tool for underground drilling.

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