Built on the floor, by people who ran it.

The data and the knowledge already exist on the floor. Plants need a way to keep them.

When I ran production, I slept with my phone next to the bed. A certain crew on nights, rain in the forecast, and I knew a call was coming.

Every plant has its own version of that feeling. Oppr exists so the reasons behind it are no longer only in one person's head.

The people behind Oppr

Fifteen years running plants, twenty years digitizing them, thirty years running OpEx transformations.

Operators first
A change only holds when the people who run the plant accept it as their own. Capturing knowledge has to be faster than forgetting it.
Practical over theoretical
We build for real floors, not conference-room demos. If it does not work on a night shift with gloves on, it is not done.
Honest technology
AI analysis gives hypotheses, not answers. Your people test them on the floor, and only what holds becomes the new standard.

Built on the floor. Talk to the people who ran it.