Daily production
Review oil, water, gas, and injection records in the context of the selected battery and date.
Built around the morning gauge
LeaseFlow
Field production records that follow the work.
Keep gauges, accepted run tickets, well tests, daily production, and operating history together in one focused workspace.
One operating company per account
50-well packages
Complete account export
The operating view
See the field as one connected record.
LeaseFlow organizes the company, lease, battery, tank, and well hierarchy so the daily record stays attached to the equipment it belongs to.
Run-ticket chronology
Keep accepted and rejected ticket details with the gauges used to evaluate the production interval.
Well and tank history
Move from the company view into leases, batteries, tanks, wells, tests, and operational history.
A field-first sequence
Start with what happened, then calculate what changed.
LeaseFlow’s production workflow follows the chronology of tank gauges and accepted run tickets. Incomplete or conflicting inputs stay visible for review instead of being disguised as a finished result.
Go to the application-
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Gauge every active tank
Record the observed level, date, and time for the tank battery.
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Add the ticket where it occurred
Keep the hauler’s interval and disposition connected to the correct tank.
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Review canonical production
Use the complete chronology to review the calculated daily result.
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Keep the operating history
Return to earlier gauges, tests, tickets, and daily records when questions arise.
Designed for clarity
A run ticket represents a sale, not negative production.
When a tank is hauled, LeaseFlow uses the ticket as part of the chronological inventory calculation. A removal does not become negative production simply because inventory left the tank.
Straightforward capacity
50 wells. One operating company.
Start with one 50-well package. Add additional 50-well packages as the operating company grows.
LeaseFlow Standard
$99 / month
per 50-well package
- Company, lease, battery, tank, and well hierarchy
- Gauge and run-ticket production workflow
- Well tests, sales targets, and account export
- Capacity management inside the application
Subscription setup and management take place inside the application.
Account data
Operational records with an account boundary.
LeaseFlow uses account and tenant controls to separate operating records. The application uses Supabase for account and operational data, Stripe for subscription billing, and independent hosting infrastructure.
The application also provides a complete archival account export. This marketing website has no forms, analytics, advertising pixels, account login, or checkout.
Questions
Before you open the app.
How does the 50-well package work?
Each active package provides capacity for 50 wells under the account’s operating company. Additional packages add another 50 wells.
Does LeaseFlow replace field judgment?
No. LeaseFlow organizes records and calculations, but operators remain responsible for verifying gauges, tickets, equipment conditions, and operational decisions.
Can the subscription be managed or canceled?
Owners can open the Stripe billing portal from inside LeaseFlow to manage the subscription and available cancellation options.
Does this marketing website track visitors?
No analytics, advertising pixels, contact forms, or application cookies are included in this initial website. A hosting provider may still process standard request logs.