Subsurface data you can find on a map.
i2G holds well logs, seismic surveys and rig records for energy teams. We rebuilt it so every search starts on a map and ends on a readable plot.
Show me all wells in the North Sea region
I found 12 wells in the North Sea. The most recent data is from Bravo-002 (Atlantic Offshore, Block 28/4), water depth 180 m. Want details on a specific well?
Same data. A better order.
The whole redesign in 45 seconds: four product decisions, shown on the real i2G screens.
Three kinds of data, one hole in the ground.
Energy teams read the rock below the seabed in three ways. i2G stores all of them, and the design had to speak all three.
A drilled hole. Tools measure the rock every few centimetres on the way down. Those readings are well logs.
A ship sends sound down. Echoes off each layer come back as a seismic survey, a picture of rock nobody has drilled.
The formations both describe. Tie a log to a seismic echo and you know what a layer is made of.
Tables first. Location never.
The old flow was shaped like the database. You opened a grid, then a row, then a field, and still didn't know where the well was.
- MapSee where everything is
- SidebarWhat's at this pin
- Metadata4 tabs, one asset
- FilesLogs for that well
- PlotReadable, interactive
Start with where. Details slide in.
Click a pin and a sidebar opens with the facts that matter. The map stays put, so you never lose your place.
A log you can read, not scroll.
Each well log opens as a plot with its range and averages on top. Drag along the depth and the values follow your cursor.
The real flow: platform, its log files, then the plot.
Skip the filters. Ask.
An assistant sits one click away on every screen. Geoscientists type the question they would ask a colleague.
Search, a live pulse, and settings done right.
The screens nobody demos got the same care: one search box for everything, one dashboard for the whole data space, and a real security flow.
The whole data space on one screen.
Record counts per type, what changed today, and storage health.
Agent or manual, one box.
Recent and popular searches, filters by type.
Password, 2FA, backup codes.
Step-by-step, with a progress bar and a clear exit.
Ask from a plot, or give it the whole screen.
The same assistant as a floating panel or a full workspace.
Shipped, not mocked.
Captured from the live MVP: map discovery, seismic surveys and the executive dashboard.
Design and code in one loop.
No handoff document. Every review happened on a live URL the client could click.
Wells, seismic, rigs and the OSDU model behind them.
Map first, tables last, one question per step.
Grids, pill tags and mono IDs shared by every domain.
Figma to working screens in short loops.
Stakeholders click the real thing, not a PDF.
"The data was always there. The clarity wasn't."The line we cut the i2G showreel around.
Got a product drowning in its own data?
We untangle dense, technical SaaS: data model first, then the screens, then working code your team can click. Start with a free 20-minute call.