Hive Log: Beekeeping Tracker

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Your apiary's record book — walk the inspection checklist in the beeyard, and never lose track of what you saw. Open the hive, walk the checklist, close it up. The record book grows, and the next visit schedules itself. WALK THE CHECKLIST, IN GLOVES The inspection screen is one column of big targets, built to be used standing over an open hive with a smoker in your hand. Queen seen. Eggs seen. Brood pattern. Stores. Temperament. Supers on the stack. A varroa count if you took one. What you did, and anything else worth remembering. Nothing is required. Log what you looked at, skip what you didn't, close up and get on with the day. EVERY HIVE, AT A GLANCE The home screen is your whole apiary: each colony with its last visit, its next check due, and the queen's marking colour on the ring. Name your yards, record the hive type — Langstroth, top-bar, Warré — and mark a colony past when it's gone, without losing a season of its history. NEVER MISS A HIVE CHECK Set your own inspection rhythm and Hive Log dates the next visit from your last one. One quiet reminder a day at most, naming the hive that needs you — and hives coming due together arrive as a single line instead of five. Reminders are local to your phone. Notifications are only ever requested when you set your first schedule, never at launch. TRACK WHAT THE SEASON YIELDS Log every extraction with its weight, frames and notes, and watch the season total build hive by hive. Weights show in pounds or kilograms — flip the toggle any time and nothing you already recorded changes meaning. Northern and southern seasons are both supported, so an apiary in Australia or New Zealand buckets the way its keeper actually thinks. YOUR APIARY'S STORY, CHARTED Visits per month across the year. Your brood-pattern tally. Your varroa counts plotted as a series. Harvest totals season by season. Every chart restates what you logged — nothing is predicted, scored or graded. TAKE YOUR RECORDS WITH YOU Export the whole record book as a CSV of every inspection and harvest, or back it up to a single file you keep. It's your data; it should be portable. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your apiary records stay on your device — no account, no cloud. Hive Log asks for no camera, no photos and no location: a yard is simply a name you type. It works with the phone in airplane mode in the middle of a field, which is exactly where beekeeping happens. No ads, no tracking, no sign-up. WHO IT'S FOR First-year beekeepers keeping notes on a package or a nuc. Sideliners running a dozen colonies across several yards. Anyone tired of a rain-soaked notebook, or of trying to remember in October what the brood looked like in June. A record book — not veterinary, agricultural, or treatment advice. Follow your local guidance and product labels. Hive Log records what you observed and what you did; it never recommends a product, a dose or a schedule, and it does not diagnose anything. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ — Privacy Policy: https://kanac.github.io/syanac-legal/