Apiaries, hives and queens
Several apiaries, hive numbers, frame types, and the queen with birth year and marking colour.

Built around the work you actually do at the apiary, from the spring check to winter feeding.
Several apiaries, hive numbers, frame types, and the queen with birth year and marking colour.

A warning before you take honey from a hive that is still in a medicine's withdrawal period.

Mite counts, treatments and removal dates on one timeline per hive.
Remove the treatment, check the queen, and seasonal reminders from Midsummer Night.
Feeding with sugar syrup at 1:1, 3:2 and 2:1, without a calculator.
Export a PDF treatment book, CSV entries, or a full backup to anywhere.
Short offline articles on spring checks, swarming, diseases and forage, with cited sources.
Larger text, higher contrast and bigger buttons with one switch.
Every step asks one thing and the answer is a big button. No forms, no typing in the sun.
Designed for the apiary: large touch targets, high contrast, and everything works offline.
Inspections, feeding, treatments and harvests land on one timeline per hive, ready for the treatment book.











Short articles on emergencies, diseases, queens, forage and the season. They work offline, and every article ends with the publisher, title and link of each source it is based on.
There is no account and no advertising. Entries live on your device, and you choose where a backup goes.
No. The app has no sign-in. Your entries are stored only on your device.
Yes. Everything works offline. The only network use is an anonymous check for the latest app version before you export a backup.
Export a backup on the old phone (to Drive, Files, mail or anywhere), then restore it on the new one. A monthly reminder nudges you to back up.
Slovenian, English, German, Spanish, Italian and Croatian. The app follows your phone language.
No. The app is a record-keeping aid and is not affiliated with the Beekeepers' Association of Slovenia or the veterinary administration. Official rules apply to regulations, treatment and reporting.