Pioneering digital transformation for industry.
Foxioneer Solutions develops software that digitizes industrial operations by connecting field teams, assets, and management — turning real-time operational data into better decisions, greater visibility, and higher efficiency.
About Foxioneer
An engineering company that understands industrial reality.
Foxioneer Solutions is an Algerian software company building digital solutions for the oil, gas and industrial sector — mobile applications, operational systems and enterprise platforms, from field to office.
We exist because the operations that matter most to these businesses are usually the least well served by software. We work end to end — understanding the operation, designing the system, building it, deploying it into your environment, and supporting it once it is carrying real work.
More about usWe build for the whole operation
The same system has to work for a crew on a remote site with no signal and for the people running reporting from the office. Software that serves only one of them creates the very gap it was bought to close.
We stay responsible after launch
We build systems we expect to maintain for years. That shapes the architecture from day one: clear boundaries, documented interfaces, and nothing we cannot support ourselves.
You own what we build
Source code, database and documentation are yours. We use standard, widely supported technology so you are never tied to us by design — only by choice.
Problems we solve
The gap is rarely technology. It is the distance between the site and the office.
Industrial operations do not usually fail for lack of software. They lose time and money in the handovers — between the field and the office, between a paper form and a spreadsheet, between one system and the next.
Field operations are disconnected from the office
Site supervisors know what is happening. The office finds out at the end of the week, and decisions get made on information that has already expired.
One operational picture, updated from the field as work is recorded.
Work is still recorded on paper and in spreadsheets
Forms are filled in on site, driven back, re-typed by an administrator, and reconciled by hand. Every step adds delay and a chance to introduce an error.
Structured data captured once, on a phone, validated at the point of entry.
There is no coverage where the work happens
Systems that assume a stable connection are unusable on a remote site, so teams fall back to paper and the digital system quietly stops being used.
Applications that work fully offline and reconcile automatically once a connection returns.
Nobody can answer basic questions quickly
Which equipment is where, who is on site, what happened on the last shift — questions that should take seconds instead take a round of phone calls.
Searchable registries for assets, sites and personnel, with history retained.
Existing systems do not talk to each other
Data is re-entered between an ERP, a maintenance log and a set of spreadsheets, and the three never quite agree.
Documented interfaces between systems, so figures reconcile without manual effort.
What we build
Systems that carry the operational load.
Most projects combine several of these. A mobile app is rarely useful on its own — it needs the system behind it and the portal your managers open in the morning.
Enterprise Software Development
Custom business software.
Industrial Digitalization
Transform paper-based workflows into digital systems.
Mobile Application Development
Field-ready mobile applications.
Web Platforms
Administrative portals and dashboards.
Systems Integration
Connect new software with existing systems.
Consulting
Understand operations and design the right digital solution.
Featured product
Hassi Radar
Rig and well wayfinding for oil & gas
Every rig and well on the map, and a way to reach it. Hassi Radar puts every drilling rig and well on one searchable map and gets crews to them. Search a name, see the exact position, and follow turn-by-turn or compass guidance to the pad — with no mobile signal required, because most of a field has none.
Every rig, by status
Rigs plotted on street or satellite basemaps and shown as active or DTM — the same distinction the physical signs carry. A rig deployed onto a well appears as one combined marker, matching operational reality rather than two unrelated points.
Every well, clustered sensibly
Wells group automatically when zoomed out and are labelled by field prefix, so a group named MD01 to MD04 collapses to a single MD0 marker with a count and the national view stays legible.
Navigation to the pad
Turn-by-turn handoff to the phone's maps application for the paved approach, then an offline GPS compass giving live bearing and distance for the final tracks that no routing service knows about.
Search that finds it
Instant search across rigs and wells by name or location, with results listed while the map stays in view. Panning is bounded to the area of operation, so the map never strays off it.
This is a wayfinding tool, not a monitoring tool.
The primary user is a driver who is lost right now. The map, search and navigation are available without an account and without a connection. Controlling who may change data is a separate layer on top — it is never in the way of someone who just needs to find a pad.
- Interactive rig and well map
- Turn-by-turn and offline compass navigation
- Search by name or location
- Full offline operation with automatic sync
- Three-tier role-based access
- Private deployment on your infrastructure
Why Foxioneer
What working with us actually means.
Choosing a software partner is a long commitment. These are the things we hold ourselves to — and worth asking any vendor about before you sign.
Offline is the default, not a feature
We design for the network being absent, because on a remote site it usually is. Work is captured locally, queued, and reconciled on sync — so a dead zone never means a lost shift report, and your teams never have a reason to go back to paper.
Security designed in, not added on
Authentication, role-based permissions and audit trails are part of the data model from the first week, not retrofitted before launch. Who changed what, and when, is a question your system should always be able to answer.
One engineering team, whole system
The mobile application, the system behind it, the database and the management portal are built by the same engineers. Nothing is lost in a handover between vendors, and there is never a question of whose responsibility a problem is.
Built to be owned long-term
We build systems we expect to still be maintaining in five years. That shapes every decision: standard technology, documented interfaces, and no dependency we could not support ourselves if we had to.
How we work
A delivery process you can plan around.
No project survives contact with reality unchanged. The point of a defined process is that when things do change, everyone can see what it costs.
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Discovery
We start on site, not on a call. Understanding how work is done today — including the spreadsheets and paper forms — is what separates a system people use from one they route around.
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Architecture
We define the data model, integrations, security boundaries and deployment approach up front, and agree them with you before any interface is designed.
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Build
Delivery happens in short increments with working software at the end of each one, so scope stays visible and changes are cheap while they are still cheap.
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Deploy & Integrate
We handle rollout into your environment, connect the system to what you already run, and migrate existing data rather than asking your team to re-enter it.
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Support
Once live, we stay responsible for the system: monitoring, updates, and a clear route to reach an engineer who knows your deployment.
Let's talk about your operation.
Tell us what your teams are working around today — the paper form, the spreadsheet, the phone call at six in the morning. We will tell you honestly whether software is the right answer, and what it would take.