Good Idea but needs more work buggy!
Doesnt work on an iPhone, only a triangle of hexagons appear, has difficulty telling the difference with bright sunlight picks up shaded capped brood as empty.
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This utility helps beekeepers assess queen bee health by measuring brood viability. It allows users to capture or select an image of a honeycomb, overlay a grid, and calculate the percentage of empty cells to determine viability out of 100.
✓Measure brood viability
✓Calculate empty cell percentage
✓Honeycomb grid overlay
✓Image capture and selection
✓Precise arrow button adjustment
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What's New in BeeVTool
1.0
November 6, 2018
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What is BeeVTool used for?
BeeVTool is a utility designed for beekeepers to quickly measure the brood viability of a queen bee or hive. It helps users calculate the percentage of empty cells in a honeycomb image to assess queen performance.
How does BeeVTool calculate brood viability?
The app allows you to capture or select an image of a honeycomb frame. You then overlay a grid and adjust it to fit the honeycomb. BeeVTool calculates the percentage of empty cells, providing a measure of brood viability out of 100.
Is BeeVTool free to use?
Yes, BeeVTool is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using its core features for measuring brood viability.
Does BeeVTool have ads?
No, BeeVTool does not contain advertisements. Users can utilize the brood viability measurement tool without interruptions from ads.
What devices does BeeVTool support?
BeeVTool is compatible with Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to run on these iOS platforms.
When was BeeVTool last updated?
BeeVTool was last updated on November 6, 2018, with version 1.0. The app was initially released on the same date.
What is the age rating for BeeVTool?
BeeVTool has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged four and older.
How accurate is BeeVTool's brood viability measurement?
The accuracy of BeeVTool's measurement depends on the quality of the captured image and the precision with which the user aligns the grid. The app provides a percentage based on empty cells within the adjusted grid.
