Built around the investigation
Boreholes, test pits, percussion drilling and rock mechanics logs sit within a common project structure.
StrataBase brings geological logging, project data and day-to-day field workflows into one connected workspace — built to keep working when the internet doesn't.
From the first test pit to the final borehole, StrataBase keeps field observations tied to their project and investigation location.
Boreholes, test pits, percussion drilling and rock mechanics logs sit within a common project structure.
Review geology, core runs, structures, samples and test records without rebuilding them in separate sheets.
Previously authorised devices can work offline. Supported project records synchronise after reconnecting.
Designed around the small decisions that matter on site: the next interval, the latest joint, the correct location, and knowing what has been saved.
See the field workflow →Define the investigations and logging modules you need.
Capture observations in structured forms and review them in project tables.
Keep local recovery copies, synchronise authorised records and use organisation archives where configured.
Data stays available to a previously authorised device when connectivity drops. Central synchronisation and organisation-level archives provide additional layers of protection when enabled and successfully verified.
Cloud archives cannot include new records that haven't yet synchronised from offline devices.
Read about data protection →A Google account can establish identity; it doesn't automatically grant project access. StrataBase uses approved organisation membership and access roles.
Built as a practical workspace for field teams, not an open file-sharing link.
Step-by-step instructions for creating projects, adding investigation locations, logging rock and soil, reviewing QC and protecting data when you're offline.
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