Open, self-hosted tools for monitoring bee colonies—from sensors in the apiary to telemetry in your browser.
BeeWarden is an open platform for understanding what is happening inside and around a hive without opening it unnecessarily. Hardware collects the signals, software turns it into useful context, and your data stays on infrastructure you control.
| Project | What it does | Status | |
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| Hardware | BeeFASYER | Low-power, solar-ready sensor and gateway boards designed for permanent outdoor deployment. | Available now |
| Software | BeeFORESIGHT | A self-hosted operator console for live telemetry, hive history, automation, and hardware health. | Coming soon |
- Sparrow — the apiary gateway, connecting BLE and LoRa nodes to your server over MQTT.
- Crane — a precision hive scale and weather station with BLE and LoRa connectivity.
- Bluebird — a compact in-hive sensor for temperature, humidity, pressure, and gas data.
Bluebird · Crane · acoustic nodes
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Sparrow gateway
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Your own server
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BeeFORESIGHT UI
The two halves are independent. Use BeeFASYER with your own stack, connect BeeFORESIGHT to compatible hardware, or run the complete BeeWarden platform.
BeeWarden is growing in the open. Explore the repositories, follow development, report an issue, or start a conversation about integrating your own hardware and software.
Open · self-hosted · your data