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Inspections, bees, brood, queen status, stores, supers, temperament, feeding, treatments, photographs and free-text observations.
Intelligent records. Trusted histories. Better beekeeping.
HiveIQ is a new UK-focused hive-management platform designed around real inspections — helping beekeepers record what happened, understand each colony and keep the next action in view.
Founding beekeeper applications close 31 December 2026.

Mobile-first inspection records, clear actions and visual colony histories make the important information easy to reach while you are working.

Record inspections quickly, keep actions linked to the observation that created them and build a digital history for every colony.
Inspections, bees, brood, queen status, stores, supers, temperament, feeding, treatments, photographs and free-text observations.
Follow colony strength, queen history, health observations and management events across the season rather than losing them in separate notes.
Turn follow-ups into linked actions, calendar dates and reminders without changing the original historical inspection.
HiveIQ is designed to bring inspection history, outstanding actions, treatments, queen issues and time-critical jobs together on one dashboard.
Before an apiary visit, choose where you are going and use the outstanding work to prepare what needs to go in the car.
See the planned features
HiveIQ's AI direction is designed around the beekeeper remaining in control. Dictate naturally, add photographs when useful and let the software structure the record and ask about information that is missing or ambiguous.
When a nuc or colony is sold, the seller can choose to expose a controlled buyer-facing history: queen information, inspections, temperament, treatment records and transfer details.
The same permanent QR identity can support the beekeeper view, public hive information and buyer history without exposing private apiary data.
Explore HiveIQ PassportWe're recruiting UK beekeepers to use HiveIQ in real apiaries and tell us what works, what gets in the way and what should be built next. Applications close 31 December 2026.