Solutions

Know what your minerals
are doing.

For mineral and royalty owners, managers and buyers.

Rigs, completions and production on and around your acreage, observed as they happen, so you know what is coming before the operator reports it and before the check arrives.

Illustrative map of mineral tracts in the Delaware Basin; a rig arrives on one tract, the well is completed and produces, all observed months before the royalty check arrives
A rig arrives, the well is completed and produces, all before the first check. Illustrative positions, not actual data.

The Gap

You own the minerals. Someone else runs the wells.

Mineral owners hear about development last. The operator decides when to drill, reports on its own schedule, and the royalty statement arrives months after the gas or oil was produced.

The check arrives last

Royalty statements show what was produced long after it happened, with little detail behind the number.

You are not the operator

Drilling plans, completion timing and production all come from the operator, when it chooses to share them.

Activity happens next door

The pad that drives your next check may sit on a neighboring tract, not your own.

Value moves with development

What a mineral position is worth depends on activity around it, which public data shows late.

In Practice

Know before the check arrives.

Watch your tracts and the acreage around them. When a rig arrives, a well is completed or production starts, it shows up in the observed record as it happens, months before the first royalty statement.

Observed production by well gives you an independent view to set beside the operator’s statement, so a question about volumes starts with evidence rather than a guess.

Illustrative chart: observed production continues past the last filing, and new wells appear in the observed record before they are reported
Production is observed as it happens. Statements and filings arrive later. Illustrative, not actual data.
Illustrative map of the Permian Basin with well pads classified by status, with new crews highlighted as they are observed
Development across the basin, classified the same way for every operator. Illustrative positions, not actual data.

Buying Minerals

Value a position on what is happening around it.

For mineral and royalty buyers, the activity around a tract is the best guide to what it is worth. Rigs, crews, completions and new production nearby show where development is heading next.

Public and private operators are measured the same way, so a position is valued on the whole basin, not only the operators who disclose the most.

On Your Desk

What a mineral team gets.

YOUR TRACTS

Activity on and around them

Rigs, crews and completions observed as they happen.

PRODUCTION

By well

Observed production to set beside the operator’s statement.

OPERATORS

Who is developing

Public and private operators, measured the same way.

ALERTS

When it matters

Get notified when a crew shows up on a pad you are watching.

HISTORY

Against its baseline

Activity and production read against their own trend.

DELIVERY

Where you work

Platform, agents, API, Snowflake or Excel.

In the Platform

Your acreage, on one screen.

Pad status around your tracts, the crew trend and the operators driving it, in one view.

Illustrative dashboard: a map of Permian well pads by status, a monthly trend of active frac crews, and the operators with the biggest change in frac activity
Illustrative dashboard with synthesized data.

Use Cases

The questions mineral owners ask.

Is a rig coming to my acreage?

When will my wells start producing?

Does my royalty statement match what was produced?

Which operators are developing near my tracts?

Which minerals should we buy next?

How fast is development moving in this county?

Capabilities

What answers them.

Frac crews and rigs detected on a pad

Hyperion · BasinIQ

Drilling & Completion Activity

Rigs, frac crews, DUCs and completions counted from observation, so activity surfaces before it reaches a filing.

Production forecast chart

Hyperion

Production Monitoring & Forecasting

Well-level production history and forward forecasts across US oil and gas, with natural gas supply and demand balances that move as field activity does.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask.

Do I need to be an operator to use this?

No. Mineral and royalty owners see the same observed record as operators, cut to the acreage they own or want to buy.

Can I watch specific tracts?

Yes. Watch an area, a pad or an operator and get notified when a frac crew shows up.

Does this replace my royalty statements?

No. It gives you an independent view of activity and production to set beside them, so questions start with evidence.

Are private operators covered?

Yes. Measurement starts with the pad, so private operators are observed the same way as public ones.

How do I get the data?

In the platform, through agents, by API, in Snowflake or in Excel, so the answer arrives in the system your team already uses.

Get Started

Bring the acreage you own.

Share your tracts or the area you are buying in and we will show you the activity and production observed around them.