Beekeeper: Honey Hive

Beekeeper: Honey Hive

Varroa, inspections, offline

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 1, 2026
  • October 2, 2026

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A beekeeping record book for the hive, not the desk. Log a feed, a treatment, a mite count, a super, a queen sighting or a harvest in one tap — prefilled from the last time you did it. A full inspection is there when you want it, and never in the way when you don't. The date and the weather are filled in for you, and still editable when you write a visit up the next evening. Nothing stands between you and the record. WHAT IT KEEPS • Yards, hives, inspections, queens, mite counts, treatments, harvests and equipment • A diary with no cap on how far ahead you schedule — swipe any job to clear it • Photos stored inside the app, so clearing your camera roll never empties a record THE TREATMENT RULE While a treatment is on a hive, Honey Hive holds supering until the withdrawal date and schedules the removal for you. Your honey is never taken while a treatment is in place. EXPORT IS FREE Inspections as CSV. A treatment record as PDF for your bee inspector. The whole season as a single file. No upgrade, no extra purchase. YOUR DATA IS A FILE YOU HOLD Back up to one file you can move anywhere and restore on any device — phone, iPad, a new phone. Bring your records across from BeePlus or HiveTracks with a CSV. ONE PAYMENT No subscription. No account. No server. It works with no signal, because that is where bees are.
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What's New in Beekeeper

1.1.0

October 2, 2026

• Honey supers are now held by what each product's label says: Apivar until 14 days after removal, Formic Pro, HopGuard and oxalic acid not at all. • Backdate a mite count or a treatment you are writing up later. • Take a box off a hive from the Equipment list. • Pick an earlier season for the inspection file and the treatment record. • Import fixes: your own exported file comes back whole, and dates that are not real are refused. • Backup and restore fixes, and a rating prompt after your first record.

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