GeoVoice grew out of frustration with the work beside the work. Retyping borehole logs, forms getting wet, data that is only usable days later. We knew it could be better, because we did it ourselves.
WHERE IT STARTED
A field worker describes a layer in ten seconds. Then half an hour of retyping, checking and correcting follows, and sometimes a second trip to the location because a single median was missing. That costs money, but above all it costs the joy of the work.
We drilled, processed and reported before we started building. From that came one question: why would someone retype a borehole profile when they already said it?
The answer became GeoVoice: you speak the layer in and the profile is there, in the standard the project requires. Then it turned out the rest of the chain had the same problem, and GeoDesk and Gaia AI followed.
Soil investigation is precise, practical and conservative, and rightly so. People work to standards that exist for a reason. Software that ignores that is put aside within a week.
So we do not build from the technology but from the borehole. Every feature is tested with certified field work agencies, on their own projects. Whatever proved too slow or too roundabout was cut.
Our aim is simple: the field worker does the craft, the software does the paperwork. Not the other way around.
A feature only counts if it works with gloves on.
We follow the standards of the sector, we do not invent our own language.
You speak directly with the people who build the software, not an (external) support department.
Get in touch or book a demo and we will walk through it together.
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Get in touch or book a demo and we will walk through it together.
On a project from your own agency, not on our demo data.
With your standard and your own vocabulary.
Including the reporting and the export to what you already use.
GeoVoice, Bolstoen 13a, 1046 AS Amsterdam — info@geovoice.nl