Log what you see after each inspection. Hive Ledger flags when something has shifted — queenlessness, disease, swarm prep — before it costs you a colony.
Join the waitlistEvery inspection, you notice things you half-remember by the next visit. Hive Ledger holds that memory and turns it into signal.
Brood pattern, temperament, honey stores, anything that caught your eye. Plain notes, not a form to fill out.
Hive Ledger compares today's notes against your colony's history. Gradual shifts that are easy to miss in real-time get flagged when they add up to something.
Before your next visit, you get a checklist based on what your specific hive has been doing — not generic beekeeping advice.
Not commercial operations. Not beginners who've never opened a hive. The in-between: urban beekeepers who take this seriously.
Enough to matter. Not so many that you have a dedicated truck for supers and commercial extraction equipment.
Urban constraints are real. Losing a colony means ordering a new package in spring, not requeening from your own stock down the road.
You open the hive every few weeks and notice things. You just can't always remember exactly what you noticed three inspections ago.
We're starting with a small group of urban beekeepers. Leave your email and we'll reach out when a spot opens.