How BoreWise Works

Built for Real HDD Work

BoreWise was built by someone who has changed reamers in freezing water and warmed his hands on the drill's exhaust, walked through dense woods to locate while covered in ticks, reamed through rock for hours, and dealt with jobs that looked easy until the head went in.

Built by someone who cleans his boots every day, creates boreplans on legal pad, eats gas station food for lunch, and wants to get home safe and on time.

        Not theory. Just math. Not software made by people who have never had to change a sonde battery 270' into a bore and lost the hole.
      

You know your drill. We know the math.

Why BoreWise Is Different

Some planning systems require expensive equipment, perfect compatibility, or overcomplicate what should be a simple bore.

Some tools force a plan no matter what.

We do not force bad plans just to generate one. If it isn't good, it gets scrapped.

Suggests more approach distance when needed
Flags unrealistic constraints
Suggests target or clearance options
Uses practical steering logic

Step 1: Locate & Measure

Before any plan can be trusted, utilities need to be located and field conditions understood. We only know what you tell us.

This is math, not magic.

Use tools you already trust:

Transit
Grade stick
Laser grade
Elevation shots
Tie-in depths
Machine knowledge

If you have a transit and grade stick, you are ready to start planning.

Step 2: Enter the Job

Entry / Exit Depths

Bore Length

Rod Length

Targets

Utility Crossings

Max Pitch Per Rod

Reamer Size

Ground Conditions

You enter the real-world constraints. BoreWise handles the solve.

Step 3: Generate in Seconds

BoreWise evaluates thousands of potential paths and selects the strongest option.

Hits targets
Maintains clearances
Uses smoother transitions
Reduces unnecessary drag
Respects machine limits
Finishes cleanly

Also estimates:

Estimated cuttings volume to help schedule the right number of dump trucks or vac loads before the job begins
Mud mix needed for hole cleaning
Projected exit depth before drilling begins

        Have the receiving pit dug to the right depth before your head even gets in the ground.
      

If you have 2 minutes, view a simple bore plan created in real time.

Step 4: Review, Share & Adjust

Review rod-by-rod pitches
Double-check utility crossings
Save plans
Export PDF plans
Share with crew or boss
Adjust if site conditions change

Better to catch issues before the head goes in the ground.

Step 5: Use It in the Field

Built for operators and locators.

Track actual pitches against planned pitches and catch drift early.

BoreWise helps skilled crews perform even better.

No formula matters without the instinct of a good locator and driller.

For Owners & Engineers

Owners

Send crews out with better tools that can reduce wear, mistakes, downtime, and wasted labor. One bad bore costs more than a year of BoreWise.

Engineers

Build more realistic starting paths using actual clearance, bend radius, feasibility, and approach distance logic.