MyApiary vs Albee App

MyApiary is a practical, no-nonsense beekeeping app built by a beekeeper who got tired of messy notebooks and scattered records. Document everything the way you actually work Supported languages: SE-Swedish, GB-English, DE-German, FR-French, ES-Spanish. Modular Inspections — Choose exactly what you want to record each time. Keep it light for a quick check or go deep with full health, brood, temperament and treatment notes. No forced fields. Voice-First Logging — Talk while you work (hands stay on the frames). The app turns your words into structured inspection records. Full Colony History That Travels — Every hive and queen has a permanent ID. When you sell, give away or move a colony, the new owner gets the complete history — all inspections, Varroa treatments, queen changes and notes. No more starting from zero. Other things you'll use every season Local community signals — see anonymous Varroa levels and spring activity in your area. Queen management & rearing calendar. Honey harvest & sales tracking with receipts. Varroa journal and treatment log. Smart winter feeding calculator. Offline-first — works perfectly out in the apiary. Multiple apiaries, detailed box/ladder views, drawings and more. Whether you're a hobby beekeeper with a few hives or managing a larger operation, MyApiary gives you full control without the hassle. Completely free while we're building the user base. Feedback is very welcome — this is still a one-person project made for real beekeepers. Download MyApiary and try it on your next inspection. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Albee is a beekeeping management app for keeping hive work organized in one place. It helps beekeepers track apiaries, hives, inspections, notes, tasks, sensor readings, calendar events, notifications, and team access. With clear records and practical overviews, Albee makes it easier to understand colony health, plan seasonal work, respond to issues, and keep shared beekeeping operations coordinated.