Texas Mineral Radar

Texas Mineral Radar → watch my minerals

Watch my minerals

Tell us where your minerals are — by county and Abstract/Block/Section from your deed or lease, or by your operator or lease number. We watch every Railroad Commission drilling permit and completion and email you the day one lands near your tract. Free for one tract.

activity is mapped to the permit surface location the operator filed with the Railroad Commission — not the mineral tract you own; the RRC records coordinates in NAD27 and disclaims their precision, so treat every map point as approximate

The AI document reader

Upload your own division order, oil & gas lease, pooling agreement or mineral deed and we pull out the royalty rate, bonus per acre, net acres, primary term, depth limitations and the parties — then explain in plain English what the document does for you and the single term to watch.

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Manage a portfolio

Own minerals in several counties? Owner and Pro plans let you watch multiple tracts, see production on the leases that pay you, and keep every document in one place. Landmen and royalty investors use Pro for operator-wide watches and exports.

This report compiles and structures publicly available oil & gas records from the Railroad Commission of Texas — drilling permits, completions, well status, and lease production. We monitor development activity and public filings near a location you tell us about; we do NOT determine mineral ownership, confirm what you own, or provide legal, tax, or investment advice. Nothing here replaces a title opinion, a landman, or reading the official RRC filing. Activity is mapped to the operator-filed permit surface location (NAD27, precision disclaimed by the RRC), not your mineral tract. Data is current only as of the source vintage shown on the page. Our total liability for any report is capped at the amount you paid for it. Found an error? Reply to any email and a human will correct it.