Kaproq listens while you plug, drafts your W-3, and double-checks every cement volume against the rule. You get a print-ready PDF your District Office accepts in duplicate — clean, signed, and walked in the first time.
$1 fully refundable · Locks $299/mo founder pricing for 12 months
A W-3 today is 4–12 hours of re-typing operator info, looking up GAU letters, hand-calculating cement volumes, and writing Section IX from memory. Kaproq collapses that into one workflow that runs while your truck cools off.
You finish the plug, dictate a 2-minute voice memo on the way home, and Kaproq has a complete W-3 waiting in your review queue by the time you walk in the door.
Type the API number — Kaproq pulls your P-5 record, the well master file, the GAU letter, and the completion record. You stop double-typing data the RRC already has on you.
Dictate what you did at the wellsite — casing cut depth, cap material, surface restoration. Kaproq turns it into the Section IX narrative your district expects, in their format.
Same morning routine. Kaproq isn't on site, doesn't need to be.
Two minutes per stage. Phone in your shirt pocket. No app to babysit.
Kaproq pulls your operator and well info from the RRC the second you submit.
Every cement volume cross-checked against §3.14. The review queue flags anything ambiguous so you can spot-check in five minutes.
W-3 is paper-only at the RRC today (W-3A and W-3X are online; W-3 itself isn't). Kaproq hands you a print-ready PDF — every cement volume already cross-checked, Section IX already drafted — that your district expects in duplicate. Sign, print twice, walk it in.
RRC has been moving forms online for years. P-5 renewals, W-3A notices of intent, W-3C surface-equipment certifications, W-3X plugging extensions — all electronic. The post-plugging W-3 itself is the laggard: still paper, still in duplicate, still walked or mailed to the District Office within 30 days.
That gap is what Kaproq is built for. We give you a print-ready W-3 PDF — the cement math already cross-checked, Section IX already drafted, every field already pulled from your RRC records. The day RRC adds W-3 to LoneSTAR, Kaproq submits electronically and the rest of the workflow doesn't change.
A W-3 is a regulated engineering document. A wrong cement volume isn't a typo — it's a violation. So we don't ask an AI to do the math.
Reserve at $1 today and you keep launch-tier pricing through 2027.
Per operator. Unlimited wells.
Everything in Core, plus inspector review and audit trail.
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