Four ways to interact with Vaca Muerta.
Browse every well and operator, follow what each release changes, ask for any chart and predict the next three years.
Every well on one map
Well records are split across the national register, provincial portals and operator filings. We match them into one record per wellhead: status, formation, laterals, stages, operator and block, every change dated and sourced.
Try nowEvery operator, block by block
One page per company: the blocks it operates or holds, with its share and since when, its wells by status and its rank in Vaca Muerta, rebuilt from the registers every night.
Alerts when a pattern breaks
We compare every monthly release with the forecast and the neighbours, and flag what moved: a pad below its curve, an operator slowing its frac pace, a block changing hands. Each signal carries its evidence.
Dashboards you can share
Pin output by block, new wells by formation or lateral length by year to one dashboard. Add a series in a click, then share it by link or with your team.
Ask
Ask for a chart
Skip the download and the week in a spreadsheet. Ask in plain language, like which operators added the most wells this year, and get a chart on the same record, ready to pin, share or watch.
Predict
Forecasts for every well
Registers report months late. Trained on thousands of Vaca Muerta laterals, our models forecast oil and gas three years out for any well, block or operator.
How the models workFrom an empty lot to first oil.
YPF's pad LLL-2019(h) +3 on Loma Campana, built again from the public registers: every date, stage and cubic metre on it is theirs.
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Who holds the ground and who operates it, from the concession registers.
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Four wells declared on one pad, placed at the register's own coordinates.
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Each spud read from the drilling reports, and how deep each well went into the rock.
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Drilled and not fractured: the wells sit in the backlog until a job is declared.
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Water and sand pumped stage by stage, toe to heel, with a plug set between stages.
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Coiled tubing mills out the plugs, the frac water comes back with the oil for months, and one line carries oil, gas and water to the battery.