Two beekeepers inspecting a frame of comb

Better hives

Keep your eyes on more hives. Keep your hands for the ones that need them.

Beekeeper in a white suit holding a frame beside a hive

01

Go where you're needed

See the whole apiary before you leave home. When one hive stands out, that is the box you open first, and some trips you can skip entirely.

Slab of orange honeycomb seen at an angle

02

Time the flow

Weight shows when nectar starts coming in and when it stops. That helps you decide when to add a super and when to harvest, from data rather than memory.

Honey bee with pollen on a blue cornflower

03

Compare, don't guess

Overlay hives on one chart. The colony that stopped gaining while its neighbours kept going is easy to see, and the strong ones are easy to learn from.

Bee flying towards a red rātā flower

04

Build your own record

Each season adds to a history of your site: its flows, its climate, its colonies. That is the knowledge that usually leaves when an experienced beekeeper does.

Your numbers

What does checking on your hives actually cost?

On your numbers, the visits that were only to check come to

1,740 km

116 hours

a year, across 29 trips.

A way to size the question, not a promise. Some of those trips you would still make, and we do not have field results to quote yet.

Straight talk

What BeeCloud does, and what it doesn't yet.

In the platform

  • Continuous weight, climate and battery charts for every hive
  • Colony sound and vibration kept as frequency bands over time
  • Side-by-side comparison across hives
  • Alerts on limits you set, sent to the channels you choose
  • Gap detection and recovery from the gateway's local store

Not claiming

  • Automatic swarm or disease diagnosis. We show the signals; you make the call
  • Published yield or savings figures. We will share field results when we have them
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