Wet hands, wind, no signal. GeoVoice is made for those conditions. You describe the layer the way you always do, and the app turns it into a standardised borehole log you check and approve on the spot.
WHY GEOVOICE
Dictate your observations while you drill. GeoVoice turns them straight into a standard-compliant log.
Headset on, just keep working.
NEN 6693 and SIKB0101 are built in. Said it wrong? Correct it on the spot.
The office gets clean data, without callbacks.
Import the results straight into the solution you already use
Combine with GeoDesk: assignment, log, lab and BRO in one system.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Not just the speech recognition. GeoVoice is built for a day in the mud, with everything that comes with it.
Pair your own GNSS receiver and log every borehole on the coordinate your client expects, not the phone's.
NEN 5104, NEN 6693, Stiboka and ISO 14688. Configurable per project, so every report uses the right language and notation.
Decide what must be dictated per project. House rules, extra observations or a fixed order: the field worker sees it on the borehole.
We teach your team how to work with the system: how to dictate, how to correct and how to set it up for your way of working.
Stuck in the field? Our support team is ready to help right away, with the recording and the log at hand.
Recordings, logs and photos stay local on the device and sync once there is a connection. You see per borehole whether it has reached the office.
CLASSIFICATION
Your firm works in the standard that fits the project. The field worker notices nothing: they describe the layer in plain field language and GeoVoice records it in the chosen norm.
WHAT THE FIELD WORKER SAYS
“Eighty to one-forty, sand, slightly silty, weakly humic, dark brown, medium fine.”
THE SAME LAYER, A DIFFERENT STANDARD
The recording does not change. Only how GeoVoice records and presents the layer adapts to your project's standard.
ACTIVE FOR THIS PROJECT
RECORDED AS
ON THE BOREHOLE LOG
WHY THIS STANDARD
Example view. During the demo we set up your own standard and house rules.
NEN 5104
Geotechnical classification
Zs2h1
Sand, slightly silty, weakly humic · dark brown · medium fine
The trusted Dutch classification for soil type and admixture; many firms still report in it.
NEN 6693
Description and presentation of borehole samples
Zs2 h1 · medium fine
Sand, slightly silty, weakly humic · dark brown · medium class fine (63–210 µm)
Also prescribes the presentation of the borehole profile, down to the patterns and the order of the layer description.
Stiboka
Soil science description
“Eighty to one-forty, sand, loam fifteen percent, lutum four percent, M50 one-sixty, organic matter two percent, dark brown.”
leem 15 %, lutum 4 %, M50 160 µm, os 2 %
moderately fine sand, weakly loamy, moderately humus-poor · dark brown
The soil science line for soil surveys and agricultural research, with loam and humus classes instead of admixture codes.
ISO 14688
International classification
siSa · slightly organic
Silty SAND, slightly organic · dark brown · fine
For international clients and projects reported in English.
WHAT WE LEARNED
FROM THE FIELD
Gloves on: buttons got bigger and the keyboard only shows what the standard still allows.
FROM THE FIELD
The log had to be visible right away, not back at the office. That is why the drawing sits on the borehole card.
FROM THE BACK OFFICE
The office wanted to replay the recording when in doubt. It stays attached to the borehole.
FROM THE DRILL MASTER
Only push a borehole through after approval in the field, so no half boreholes reach the office.
We do this work ourselves. We built the app we wanted to have.
Wybren van Furth
Director MV Ingenieursbureau
WHAT'S COMING
Two things we are building right now, together with the firms taking part in the pilot.
IN DEVELOPMENT
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One page per project that shows exactly what is still missing: a layer without a median, a sample without a barcode, a borehole without finishing, a monitoring well without a filter trajectory. Before you leave the site instead of afterwards.
Per borehole and per project
Sorted by what blocks the report
Straight to the field that is missing
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Your right hand in the field. While you dictate, the AI thinks along about how to build up the borehole profile according to the chosen standard: which admixture belongs with this soil type, what the standard still asks of you and where your description deviates from the rest of the project.
Thinking along while you dictate
Checked against the chosen standard
Explained in plain language, no error codes
BOOK A DEMO
Thirty minutes. We set up your own standard, record a borehole together and you see what arrives in GeoDesk. Bring an old log that was difficult.
With your standard: NEN 5104, NEN 6693, Stiboka or ISO 14688.
Recording together, so you hear how it handles your vocabulary.
Including what arrives in GeoDesk and what the export looks like.
Book a demo
GeoVoice, Bolstoen 13a, 1046 AS Amsterdam — info@geovoice.nl