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Oil and gas data, inside the AI you already use.

Wells, production, the NYMEX strip and SEC financials, plus the tools to read a data room, forecast wells and value a deal. Add one link to your AI and start asking.

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What's in it.

The data

Wells and production
2,960,804 wells and 234 million months of production, from 12 state regulators.
All 12 states
StateWellsMonthly production
Texas 1,050,849 Through Jul 2026
Oklahoma 456,857 Not yet
Pennsylvania 279,649 Through Aug 2026
Ohio 242,069 Through Sep 2025
Wyoming 210,771 Through Aug 2026
Louisiana 209,114 Not yet
New Mexico 142,472 Through Sep 2026
Colorado 124,397 Through Aug 2026
West Virginia 118,705 Through Jun 2026
North Dakota 43,711 Through Jul 2026
Montana 42,050 Through Jun 2026
Utah 40,160 Through Sep 2026

Ohio and Pennsylvania file production quarterly or yearly, so those months are spread evenly.

The NYMEX strip
WTI and Henry Hub futures settlements for every trading day since 2010, with contracts out to 2037.
Prices
Daily WTI, Brent and Henry Hub spot since 1986, and monthly averages.
SEC financials
Income statements, balance sheets and cash flows for 33 public operators, back to 2009.
EIA
Weekly U.S. supply since 1982, and the Short-Term Energy Outlook.
News
Headlines from nine trade publications, including Oil & Gas Journal, NGI, World Oil and Rigzone.

What it does with it

Reads data rooms
Hand it the zip: LOS, check stubs, AFEs, production reports, division orders. It turns them into wells, interests and costs it can value.
Opens ARIES databases
Shows what's inside an .accdb, runs the seller's curves through its own economics, or writes its curves back as an ARIES import.
Forecasts wells
Reads each well's history and sets decline curves the way a reservoir engineer would, and shows the parameters it chose.
Values deals
Monthly cash flow on the current strip with your interests and costs, PV by reserve category, and the whole model as an Excel workbook.
Writes its own SQL
Queries across everything on this page, and hands off big pulls as files.

Ask it what you'd ask an analyst.

You

How much more oil does a 3- or 4‑mile Bakken lateral make than a 2‑mile well?

Your AI, with CrudeCode

Less than the footage. Against 2‑mile wells from the same township, year and operator, a 3‑mile lateral makes 1.33× the 30-year oil on 1.48× the footage. A 4‑mile well projects to 1.61× on 1.94×.

2‑mile offset = 1× 3-mile, 15,709 ft Footage 1.48× Peak month 1.23× 30-year oil 1.33× 4-mile, projected, 20,500 ft Footage 1.94× Peak month 1.41× 30-year oil 1.61×
Multiple of a 2‑mile offset well

The extra lateral shows up late: the peak month is only 1.23× and 1.41×. Scaling a 2‑mile type curve per foot would overstate a 4‑mile well's EUR by about 21%.

North Dakota Bakken and Three Forks horizontals with first oil since August 2015: 5,495 wells, 549 of them 3-mile. Only 5 true 4-mile wells exist yet, so 4-mile is a projection. Data as of Oct 30, 2026. Read the full study

What this is, and why it's free.

CrudeCode isn't an AI. It's a connector, a plugin for the AI you already use, that gives it oil and gas data and the calculators to work with it.

Your chat never leaves your AI. All CrudeCode gets is the short request your AI sends, and we don't even know which model you use.

So there's no AI bill on our side to pass on to you. What CrudeCode costs to run is a server and a database, and the data comes from public filings.

“I see a generational opportunity for the oil and gas industry to become technology leaders, not lag years behind. The only way to do that is the free and open sharing of data and technology ideas among colleagues and peers. CrudeCode is not, and never will be, commercial. Our mission is to change how the oil and gas industry operates.”

Bill Givens Petroleum engineer, founder of CrudeCode, and co-founder of Data Driven Energy, the first AI‑powered oil and gas investment fund.

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