Mineral Record is a public-data platform that reorganizes oil and gas records into readable, searchable pages. Its core coverage presents Texas Railroad Commission filings for leases, operators, wells, counties, and permitted pipelines, with records arranged as pages people can browse and cite. Lease pages show operator-reported monthly oil and gas production, associated wells, and production value calculated using published EIA benchmark prices. The site says its figures come from state filings rather than estimates and identifies the filing behind each reported figure. Where state data is unavailable, it notes the gap instead of guessing.

Users can search and browse without an account, explore operator and county rankings, and view a map of permitted pipeline routes. Pipeline information includes named systems, operators, and counties, with some details available through a paid plan. Mineral Record reports coverage of 327,776 Texas leases, 12,219 operators, and more than 409,000 miles of permitted pipeline. The site also provides state-based well browsing and sections for owners, surveys, fields, drilling permits, pipeline operators, and related records across 24 states.