About us

Built by mining people, for mining people.

MineBook is made by engineers who have worked on benches, in blast crews and in site offices. We are building the workspace we wanted to have on every shift.

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MineBook team of mining engineers, a geologist, a surveyor with a total station, a civil engineer and a software engineer on a quarry bench

Fine-tuned with ERE graduatesEarth Resources Engineering, University of Moratuwa

Our story

It started as an experiment.

MineBook began as the experimental project of our founder, Anjana Rodrigo, built to see if one simple workspace could hold everything that happens on a mining shift. Colleagues have supported it from the start.

We had seen the same problem at quarries and mines: the plan lives in one place, field notes in another, and the real picture of a shift is pieced together at the end of the day from notebooks, spreadsheets and messages.

To make sure it works the way real operations do, graduates, undergraduates and mining engineers who studied at the Department of Earth Resources Engineering, University of Moratuwa help us test and fine-tune the app. Their field and academic experience shapes every release.

What started as an experiment is now MineBook (Private) Limited: one place where a shift is planned, recorded, closed and handed over, with the engineering behind it close at hand.

An experimental project, fine-tuned with graduates of the Department of Earth Resources Engineering, University of Moratuwa

Our vision

Leading the next generation of mine digitalization.

Our vision is to build the next generation of integrated mine digitalization, helping every mine run better. We aim to lead mining into a digital future, giving operations the digital solutions they need to make better decisions, while we continue researching the mining field.

Connected digital quarry: drill rig, excavator, haul trucks, crusher, weighbridge, weather station and site office linked by data lines to a supervisor’s tablet

Integrated mine digitalization

Connect plans, people, equipment and data in one digital system across the whole operation.

Better decisions

Give every engineer and manager clear, reliable information to act on while the shift is still running.

Continuous research

Keep researching the mining field so MineBook grows with new methods, technology and needs.

Founder

The person behind MineBook.

Anjana Rodrigo

Founder · Mining Engineering

MineBook is Anjana’s experimental project, supported by colleagues. Anjana started it to bring mining engineering thinking to the way shifts are run and recorded, so that every engineer and supervisor works from the same, reliable picture of the operation.

Our team

Many disciplines. One operation.

A mine runs on many kinds of expertise, so MineBook is built by a team that reflects that.

Mining engineers

The core of the team. Mainly graduates of the Department of Earth Resources Engineering, University of Moratuwa, who help fine-tune MineBook with pit, planning and drill-and-blast experience.

Geologists

Make sure geology, rock types and material classes are recorded the way they are used in the field.

Civil engineers

Bring experience in haul roads, benches, stockpiles and site infrastructure.

Surveyors

Shape how survey data, volumes and drawings connect to what happened on each shift.

Software engineers

Turn all of this into a fast, secure workspace that runs in the browser.

What we believe

How we build MineBook.

Field first

Every screen is designed around how a shift really runs, from the pre-shift briefing to the handover.

Records you can trust

Records are never quietly deleted. Changes are voided with a reason, so the history of every shift stays clear.

Open to every operation

Any engineer can sign up and start, from a single quarry to a larger mine. No sales call needed.

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