All beekeeping tools in one place
Online calculators and planners for 0–50 hive beekeepers. Start with a free tool, then go deeper with Pro plans and playbooks.
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Bee sugar syrup calculator & feeding planner
Calculate exact sugar syrup ratios and volumes for your colonies and generate a simple feeding plan tailored to your season and climate.
First-year beekeeping season planner
Generate a month-by-month first-year beekeeping plan tailored to your climate, start date and number of hives.
Hive inspection checklist generator
Generate simple, focused hive inspection checklists based on season, experience level and inspection goal.
Varroa management planner for 0–50 hives
Build a season-long varroa management plan for your 0–50 hive apiary based on your climate, forage season and preferred methods.
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3-year apiary growth planner (0–50 hives)
Plan how to grow from a handful of hives to a 20–50 hive apiary over three seasons, without burning out or overextending your colonies.
Apiary visit packing list generator
Generate a packing list for your next apiary visit based on the tasks you plan to do.
Honey yield & harvest planner
Set realistic honey harvest expectations based on your apiary size, climate and management style.
Lite income & cost snapshot
Get a rough snapshot of your beekeeping income and costs without complex bookkeeping.
Queen Rearing Calendar+
Generate a clear day-by-day queen rearing schedule for grafting or walk-away splits, with buffer days and notes.
Splits & nuc planner
Plan safe splits and nucs from your colonies without weakening them too much or pushing them into swarm mode.
Swarm risk score & action checklist
Estimate the swarm risk in a colony and generate a short action checklist to reduce it.
Varroa monitoring & threshold helper
Build a simple varroa monitoring schedule and understand general thresholds based on your apiary size, season and preferred test method.
Winter stores & emergency feed calculator
Estimate how much winter food your colonies need and plan emergency feeding if they are short on stores.