Field logging app
Borehole, test pit, DCP and penetrometer logs on a tablet. Works offline and syncs when you're back in range.
Geotechnical engineers: field to lab to report, connected. Log it once. Report it faster.
Borehole logs get scribbled on a clipboard in the rain, lab results live in a spreadsheet on one tech's desktop and the builder rings three times a day asking for the site classification. We build field logging, sample tracking, lab and reporting systems for geotechnical firms that carry the data from the hole to the client, then we host them and look after them.
A geotech job touches a lot of hands. The office books it and checks Before You Dig. A driller and a field engineer log the holes and bag the samples. The lab runs the moisture contents, Atterbergs, shrink-swells and CBRs. Then an engineer pulls it all together into a report the builder needed yesterday. At every handover the same data gets retyped, renamed or lost in somebody's inbox.
Wollopit builds custom geotechnical software around how your firm actually works. Logs captured on a tablet at the hole sync straight to the job. Samples carry a label that follows them into the lab. Results land against the right sample and depth without a spreadsheet in between. Routine site classifications draft themselves and clients pick up their results from a portal instead of your phone. We connect the tools your engineers already rely on and look after the whole lot on our own servers.
What we hear from geotechnical engineers
Most geotech firms we talk to have sharp engineers and a solid lab, held together by clipboards, spreadsheets and a lot of copying and pasting. It holds up until the slab pour gets booked before the report's done.
Solutions
Pick the one that's hurting most or join the whole lot up. Everything is built around how your team works, not the other way round.
Borehole, test pit, DCP and penetrometer logs on a tablet. Works offline and syncs when you're back in range.
QR labels printed or generated on site, scanned in at the lab and tracked through every test.
Results entered against each sample and test method, with checking, sign-off and history for every number.
Logs, lab results, site plans and photos pulled into your report template in your format.
Fast AS 2870 classification reports for residential jobs, ready for engineer review.
Builders, designers and certifiers log in to see their results, reports and job status.
Field density and compaction results captured on site and released to contractors the same day.
Rigs, field staff, vehicles and lab capacity on one calendar with jobs on a map.
Standard scopes and rates, quotes accepted online and turned straight into booked jobs.
Service locate records, SWMS, rig pre-start checks and photos stored against each job.
Every gauge, oven and balance with calibration dates, service records and due alerts.
Tests, site visits and engineer hours itemised and sent to Xero or MYOB when the report goes out.
Logs and results exported to the formats your geotechnical software already uses.
Fast on mobile, with an online enquiry form that feeds your quoting system and ranks for 'geotechnical engineer near me'.
The big ones
These are the systems geotech firms ask us about most. Each one stands on its own and they get properly useful once the field, lab and office are joined up.
Field logging
Your field staff log boreholes and test pits on a tablet using your own soil descriptions, symbols and layer conventions. It works offline on a rural block and syncs to the job when there's signal, so the office sees the logs before the ute's back.
Samples & lab
Samples get a QR label at the hole and get scanned into the lab when they arrive. Techs see what's waiting, enter results against the right test method and the numbers flow back to the job without a spreadsheet in the middle.
Reporting
Logs, lab results, site plans and photos pull straight into your report templates. Routine residential site classifications come together in minutes, leaving the engineer to check the ground, the numbers and the recommendations.
Client portal
Every client gets a login to see their jobs, results and reports the moment they're released. Earthworks contractors see compaction results the same day and nobody has to dig through an inbox for last month's report.
Jobs & scheduling
Enquiries become quotes, accepted quotes become jobs and jobs land on a schedule that shows every rig, field engineer and vehicle. When the report's released the invoice heads to Xero or MYOB on its own.
Before and after
Here's how a routine residential site classification could change. Every firm runs its own way, so we map yours first.
Everything under one roof
Whether you're starting fresh or upgrading what you've got, it's one team from the first sketch to the support call.
Built around how your geotechnical firm actually runs: field logging app, sample labels & chain of custody and the admin in between, in one system you own.
Fast, hand-built websites that rank for the searches your customers make and turn visits into enquiries, bookings or orders.
Running on spreadsheets, old software or a platform you've outgrown? We move your data across and upgrade in stages so the business never stops.
Lab results system and report generator: customer and staff portals that work on any phone without an app store.
We connect Xero, MYOB and Microsoft 365 so information moves on its own and nobody retypes it.
Managed hosting, updates, backups and security for your geotechnical firm, looked after by the people who built it.
Connections
We connect to the tools your engineers rely on, work alongside geotechnical platforms you're happy with or replace the ones holding you back.
The process
We get properly below the surface of your geotechnical firm: the systems, the busy days and the jobs everyone hates. Then we fix the bits that matter most first.
We spend time at the rig, in the lab and with your engineers, then work out where the data gets retyped, lost or held up.
We plan it before writing code: your logs, samples, test methods, report templates, client access, hosting and cost.
Real engineering, shown to you early and often. Usually field logging or the lab first, so you get a win before the next busy run of site classifications.
We host it, maintain it and keep improving it. When something breaks you call the people who built it.
FAQ
Something else on your mind? Ring 0423 011 252 and ask the people who'd build it.
Usually, yes. We can export logs and results in the formats your engineering software uses, including gINT and OpenGround style data, so your engineers keep working the way they do now.
Yes. Logs, photos and samples are saved on the tablet and sync to the job once there's signal again. Nothing gets lost on a rural block.
It can keep the records your accreditation relies on in one place: test methods, equipment used, calibration dates, checking and authorisation for every result. Your accreditation is still yours to manage, we just make the paperwork easier to find.
Yes. Every client only sees their own jobs, results and reports. You decide what gets released and when.
No. If your logging or modelling software is doing its job we build around it: field capture, sample tracking, the lab, the portal and scheduling. If something's holding you back, we'll show you what replacing it would involve before anything changes.
It depends on what you need, so we quote up front once we understand it. No surprise invoices, no lock-in and you own what we build.
Smaller pieces like a client portal or field logging app can be quick. Bigger systems are built in stages so you get the first win early instead of waiting for everything at once.
We do. We host it on our own managed servers and keep it updated, backed up and secure. When you need something you ring the people who built it.
Usually, yes. Most geotechnical engineers we work with keep what's working and upgrade the rest in stages. We move your data across, connect the old and new while we switch and retire the old system only when the new one is proven.
Contact
Tell us what's slow, broken, manual or missing. You don't need a spec, just describe what's going on.