BlipSat Fleet gives people who work alone a way to check in, flag a hazard and call for help from the satellite messenger already on their belt. The office sees the whole crew on one map, and so does every worker in the field.
Anyone in an emergency, overdue for a check-in or asking for help is listed first. Everyone else on shift follows, with the pad or site they last reported from. One glance tells a supervisor whether the day is going to plan.
The reply to every check-in is the crew map itself, delivered by satellite and drawn on the phone without a cell signal. A worker can see who is on the next pad, who is overdue and who has asked for help — so the nearest person can go.
Need the map without checking in? Ask for it on its own, any time.
Oil and gas leases, pipelines, utilities, forestry, survey and research crews: anywhere one person works out of sight and out of cell range. No new hardware: Fleet runs on the satellite messengers your crews already carry.
Fleet is in pilot with field teams now. Tell us about your crew, where they work and which devices they carry, and we'll set up a demo on your ground — your sites, your check-in questions, your map area.