Wabe

Hive inspections in under a minute. Photos, weather, frames — fully offline.

Wabe is a small hive-card app I started building as a beginner beekeeper, hoping a clean log would give me the structure

and routine I was still missing. The spreadsheets and clipboards I tried never quite worked standing at the hives with

sticky gloves.

What an inspection captures: a photo, the weather (pulled automatically from Open-Meteo using your location), how many

boxes the colony is sitting on, and the status of every frame — open or capped brood, eggs, honey, pollen, foundation,

starter strip, drone frame, queen cell, empty drawn. Plus the usual quick fields: queen seen, queen cells, temperament,

varroa count, actions, a note.

Open a hive later and you get the full history. Past inspections are read-only, so you can scroll back through the season

without worrying about an accidental edit.

Apiaries and hives are unlimited. When a colony is gone (swarmed off, combined, died), you can archive it. It drops out of

the active list but the history stays.

No ads. No tracking. No cloud. No account. Your data lives only on your phone. The only network request Wabe makes is the

weather lookup at Open-Meteo, and only your coordinates are sent. No personally identifying data.

Available in German and English. Light and dark theme. Pixel-art icons because I wanted something I could read at a glance.

Privacy policy: https://anzalichi.de/wabe/privacy.html