How Aurigrade works
Aurigrade turns public ASX drill-result announcements into interactive 3D drill models, cross-sections and clean data tables — so you can read a company's drilling spatially, not as a wall of numbers in a PDF.
A research tool for anyone following ASX mineral explorers. It reads the drill results a company discloses to the ASX, extracts the holes and assay intervals, and rebuilds them as a 3D model on real terrain — plus cross-sections, a sortable intercept table, and the underlying drill database you can export.
Every intercept is compiled from public ASX announcements — the drill-result releases companies are required to publish. For some Western Australian projects we also incorporate open-file government drilling (WAMEX). Every hole traces back to the exact announcement it came from; click “View source PDF” on any hole to read the original.
No. Aurigrade is an independent data-visualisation and research tool. Nothing here is financial, investment or trading advice, a recommendation, or a valuation. Always do your own research and read the original ASX announcements before making any decision. See About & methodology for the full disclaimer.
Drill data reflects announcements that have been parsed and published to the site — it is not a real-time feed. Newer releases may not yet be included, and a company's latest drilling may post-date what you see here. Live prices and market data in the Financials view are delayed quotes sourced from a public market-data provider. Treat everything as point-in-time and verify against the company's own disclosures.
A drill result is usually written as length @ grade — e.g. 12m @ 3.1 g/t Au means a 12-metre downhole interval averaging 3.1 grams of gold per tonne. In the 3D and section views, intervals are coloured on a single scale from blue (low) through green, yellow and orange to red/white (highest). Longer, brighter, shallower hits are generally more significant — but grade, width and depth all matter. New to the terms? See the glossary.
Aurigrade covers a curated set of ASX explorers, and we're adding more over time. If a company you follow isn't listed yet, it simply hasn't been processed — not a judgement on the company. You can request one below.
Yes — tell us the ticker and we'll look at adding it. Use the feedback link in the footer. Priority goes to active drillers with recent, well-disclosed results.
The models are only ever as good as the disclosure they were built from. Companies report differently, and automated extraction can misread an unusual table, a coordinate, or a grade unit. We flag and clean what we can, but always verify against the source announcement before relying on a number. Read more in About & methodology.