
Export data
Download production, wells and leases as CSV, or as GeoGraphix, OpenWorks and DRI files. One lease, or thousands.
What's new
Records open as cards, a new search, selecting an area, county cards, compare, well logs and cross-sections.
Get started
Create an account, sign in, and find your way around.
Tour the map
What every part of the Maps screen does.
Work in the tables
Filter, sort, chart and export wells, leases, operators, fields and more.
Plans & access
What’s free, and what each plan unlocks.
Get alerted
An email or text when a permit or completion lands in your area.
Mineral owners
The free Owner Portal: production, valuation and offers.
Start with a task
- Find a well or lease: search by name or number.
- Sum up an area: select it on the map for its production, leases, operators and wells on one card.
- Set wells or leases side by side: add them to compare.
- Read a well log: open it from the map.
- Compare formation tops across wells: build a cross-section.
- Download production: export one lease, or filter and export a table.
- Get an area’s or a county’s files: export them in one zip: well spots, production, the land grid and more.
- Make a map for a report: print a scaled sheet.
- Fix a payment or cancel: manage billing.
What you can do
- Find anything. Search by API number, lease, operator, field or place, and open the record’s card.
- See activity. Permits and completions are on the map from the start. Turn on heatmaps, allocated production, production units, injection wells, well logs, satellite pad detections and rig watch. Right-click for the land and surface owner under any spot.
- Screen and export. Open the data tables beside the map to filter every well, lease, operator and field in Texas, rank who operates where, and build charts and type curves. Then export what you’ve found as CSV, or as GeoGraphix, OpenWorks and DRI files. Any lease exports its own production and wells from its card, and a selected area or a county exports everything in it, shapefiles and the land grid included, in one zip.
- Get alerted. Draw an area and get an email when a new permit or completion lands inside it.
- Mineral owners: the Owner Portal is free. It shows production, valuation and offers for the interests you own.
Need help?
You can reach this help site from inside QuickScout:- In Maps, open Profile → Help center.
- Anywhere else, use Help in the page footer, or press ⌘ K and choose Help center.