Production surveillance for independent operators
Most independents are producing below their own wells’ decline trend and can’t see it — liquid loading, unlogged downtime, slow bleed. Reckonfield reads the production data you already have and puts a dollar figure on what you’re missing.
Give us your operator name and we’ll build your teardown from public RRC filings — no access to your systems, nothing to install. Per-lease decline fits, estimated below-trend production in $/yr, and any liquid-loading signatures visible in the monthly data.
See a real sample teardown (anonymized) →Got it — we’ll put your teardown together and email it over. If your operator name is ambiguous we’ll reply to confirm before we run it.
Each lease’s production is fit against its own decline curve; the gap between the trend and what you actually filed, priced out.
The specific leases with the largest recoverable gap, ranked — so you know where to look first.
Gas wells whose rate shape suggests loading — the classic silent killer on mature Texas gas.
Monthly RRC data is coarse and lagged. The teardown is a conservative floor — the real number lives in your SCADA, and it’s usually bigger.
Reckonfield is built by ftwsoft, a Fort Worth team that runs the daily SCADA-to-accounting production pipeline for a Texas operator today — wellhead pressures, allocation, per-well meters, every morning. This isn’t dashboard software built far from the field; it’s tooling already trusted with real production data, productized. Your existing systems stay: Reckonfield reads from what you have (SCADA, historian, or your current production software) and adds the analytics none of them do.