We're geologists, engineers, and technologists who have followed drill cuttings across the world — from the ground, to the rig, to the corehouse. We've logged them on remote pads, boxed them in warehouses, and watched them stack up in yards from east to west.
And far too often, we watched them get ignored. Cuttings are the one continuous physical record a well leaves behind — yet they were barely glanced at, mislabeled, or thrown away. Decades of subsurface truth, lost to a skip bin.
We got tired of it. So we made it our mission to change that — to look closely at every cutting, capture it, digitize it, and turn what used to be discarded into decision-ready subsurface intelligence. That is why Rock360 exists.
To make drill cuttings more accessible, reliable, and actionable.
Rock360 is built to transform drill cuttings from an underused byproduct of drilling into a scalable source of geological intelligence. By combining automation, imaging, geoscience, and AI, we help subsurface teams extract more value from every sample — and make faster, better-informed decisions.
Rock360's automation and imaging methods are protected by a growing patent portfolio.
A shale shaker integrating logging sensors that analyze drill cuttings in real time as they move through the system.
A module for logging and analyzing drill cuttings and characterizing drilling fluid as part of the digitization workflow.
Three further patents covering Rock360's automation and imaging methods are currently pending.