The hive notes that make it back from the apiary.
Beekeeping apps assume bees are all you do. Spravy keeps colonies, inspections and varroa counts beside the orchard, the guests and the honey you sell at the gate.
The inspection is remembered, not recorded.
Chalk on the hive roof, then a notebook nobody types up. In Spravy an inspection is a structured record — strength, queen seen, eggs seen, supers added or removed — logged at the stand.
You treated the colony. Then you extracted.
Withdrawal periods are counted from the treatment date for you. A honey harvest dated inside the window is blocked outright, not questioned in hindsight.
Nobody remembers how old that queen is.
Marking colour and birth year live on the queen record instead of in your head. Requeening in spring stops being a guess about last season.
The apiary on the same week as everything else.
Inspections and varroa counts get a row on the week planner, beside the fields, the barn and the gîtes. The hives stop being the thing you remember at swarm season.
In V1, and what comes next.
The honest list. The full detail is on the beekeeping feature page.
| Capability | |
|---|---|
| Colonies on apiary stands with origin (swarm, split, purchase) and status | V1 |
| Inspections: strength score, queen seen, eggs seen, supers added or removed | V1 |
| Varroa counts with method (alcohol wash, sugar roll, sticky board) | V1 |
| Queen records with marking colour and birth year | V1 |
| Bee treatment register with withdrawal periods | V1 |
| Honey harvest blocked during an active treatment window — automatically | V1 |
| Honey harvests become lots, ready for transformation | V1 |
| Feeding logged in the intervention register | V1 |
One record per colony, kept where the work happens.
Spravy opens end of 2026. The waiting list goes first.