buzZza Live

Record it once. buzZza does the rest of the paperwork. Good beekeeping depends on good records, and records only get kept when keeping them is fast. buzZza makes logging an inspection take seconds, then handles the scheduling that falls out of what you saw. THE WORK SORTS ITSELF To Dos come from your schedule and close themselves when you record the work, never from a checkbox. Miss a week: overdue waits at the top, today stays today. INSTALL THE NUC. THE FOLLOW-UP IS ALREADY SCHEDULED Add a hive from a nuc, a package, a purchased colony, a split, a caught swarm, or a cutout. The source decides the first check and when it lands. The rule behind it is yours to open, change, or switch off. QUEEN REARING YOU CAN REMEMBER Graft batches on the rearing calendar: capped, ripe, emergence, mating, the day she should be laying. Every queen on the books with her year, mark, breed, supplier, and why she left. Distribute a whole batch into queenless hives in one reviewed pass. HONEY, FROM ESCAPES TO THE BUCKET Pull supers through your own stages, log moisture, and record extraction with real yields by frame format. NO TWO OPERATIONS RUN THE SAME WAY Write your own actions, give them a value, and record them like ours. The hive keeps the latest reading, and a rule can follow an action you invented: strips go in, and six weeks later a To Do says pull them. AND THE EVERYDAY - QR codes: scan one to open the hive, scan a handful to work on just those - Walk a yard in your order; each hive's form carries the last hive's entries - One-tap swarm reports, and deadout reports that keep the lesson - Splits: walkaway, swarm cells, or queenless, every child reviewed before it is made - Photos on everything; pinnable notes, labels, your own hive-naming scheme - Separate books for your bees and the club's - English, Spanish, and French; pounds or kilos; light or dark IT WORKS OUT HERE Everything lives on your phone, so an out-yard with no bars is a normal day. No account, no sign-up, no subscription to keep your own records. Back it up to a real file whenever you like and restore it whole. Unlimited hives. Unlimited yards. On your device, free. The things that need a server (your records on every device, an early heads-up on the flow, an assistant that has read your logbook) are on the way and will be premium. The logbook is not one of them. There are a lot of beekeeping apps. This one is mine: the app I want to run my own operation on, with as few taps as possible between seeing something in the yard and having it logged.