BeeNotesThe beekeeping journal I spent years looking for
Record a hive inspection right at the apiary – by voice or with a few taps. At home, see everything on your iPad.


“For more than ten years I kept my hive notes on paper and looked for an app that could handle real beekeeping. I never found one – so BeeNotes was born.”
— beekeeper and author of the appRecording in a minute.
No account, no complicated setup. Four steps and you are at the hive.
Download the app
A short guide walks you through the first launch.

Add apiaries and hives
Apiary name and number of hives – hive codes are created for you.

Or import what you have
Already keep digital notes? The app handles them.
| Apiary | Hive | Queen | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hájek | H01 | marked | 2025 |
| Hájek | H02 | unknown | |
| Mlýnek | M01 | marked | 2024 |
Start recording
By voice or a few taps. Queen, brood, strength, feeding, treatment.

From planning at home to the last hive.
This is beekeeping with BeeNotes.




Know what awaits you.
Before you leave, open the apiary and see warnings, queen problems and tasks from last time. You know what to bring.

Tap and dictate.
At the hive, say the code and what you see. The app fills in the inspection – honey-covered fingers are no problem.

Or a few taps.
Queen, eggs, brood, strength, swarming, notes and a task for next time – all on one screen.

Treat and feed them all at once.
One record for the whole apiary or selected hives. Sugar is calculated for you. Or record it hive by hive.


What other apps are missing.
Features born from real beekeeping.
Full hive history
Inspections, treatments, varroa drop and feeding per season.

Queens in detail
Marked, year and colour, breeder queen, origin and replacements.

Combining hives
Put a weak colony on another – the history stays.

Journal
All records with filters by period, type and apiary.

The whole logbook on one screen.
iPhone is for recording at the hive, iPad for the overview at home.



Plus.
Everything you expect from a hive journal.
Help us polish it.
BeeNotes is in testing with its first beekeepers. Join in.
Join the beta