LeaseLine: Oil Well Directions
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- Start LeaseLine with a 7-day free trial, right from the start screen. - The subscription screens now say what you get: every pad in both the Delaware and Permian Basins. - Counts read correctly, like "1 driver route", including what VoiceOver reads on the map. - Cancelling a purchase no longer shows an error.
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The highway part of a trip to location is easy. The hard part is the last few miles of caliche: which cattle guard, which fork, which of three pads is yours. LeaseLine is built for that stretch. FIND THE WELL Type an API number, a lease name and well number, or an operator. LeaseLine searches every permitted, drilling and producing well in the Delaware and Permian Basins from the Railroad Commission of Texas and the New Mexico Oil Conservation Division records, right on your phone, so a search still works where the signal drops out. SEE THE WHOLE PAD Wells are grouped by pad, so a six-well pad shows all six, with status, a "new permit" flag for anything approved in the last 60 days, and the permit's own distance-and-direction from the nearest town. THE LAST MILE Open a pad on satellite imagery with mapped lease roads drawn over it and your own position on top. When a pad is brand new and the spur to it isn't mapped yet, LeaseLine tells you so instead of pretending. ROUTES FROM DRIVERS WHO'VE BEEN THERE Record your drive from the county road to the pad, trim the start, drop the entrance pin and add a note like "second cattle guard, keep left at the tank battery." Publish it to the pad so the next driver sees it, or send it as a link. Anyone you send it to can open that route in LeaseLine without a subscription, and people without the app get a web page with the route's shape, driving directions to the entrance, and a GPX file for their GPS. DRIVE TO THE ENTRANCE One tap hands the public-road part of the trip to Apple Maps, aimed at the start of the best driver route rather than the middle of a pasture. COVERAGE Delaware Basin: Reeves, Loving, Ward, Winkler, Pecos and Culberson counties in Texas, and Eddy and Lea counties in New Mexico. Permian Basin: Midland, Martin, Howard, Glasscock, Upton, Reagan, Andrews, Ector, Crane, Gaines, Dawson, Borden, Sterling, Mitchell, Irion and Crockett counties in Texas, plus Chaves and Roosevelt counties in New Mexico. Choose the basins you work in Settings and only those download. Well data refreshes daily. Map imagery needs a signal; well search and saved routes do not. LEASELINE PRO The annual plan opens with seven free days, then bills $149.99 a year. There's also $14.99 monthly or $4.99 weekly for a short job. Your Apple account is billed once you confirm. Plans keep renewing automatically; switch auto-renew off from your App Store account settings at least 24 hours before a period ends if you don't want another one. Don't handle your phone while driving. Driver routes are recorded by other users and aren't verified; road conditions and access change, and a lease road may require permission to use. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://app-factory-privacy-policy.vercel.app
What's new · 1.0.4
- Start LeaseLine with a 7-day free trial, right from the start screen. - The subscription screens now say what you get: every pad in both the Delaware and Permian Basins. - Counts read correctly, like "1 driver route", including what VoiceOver reads on the map. - Cancelling a purchase no longer shows an error.
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