HiveTech AI is building the only full-stack platform for hive health — hardware sensors, AI-powered predictions, and automated treatment — accessible to every beekeeper from hobbyist to mid-market.
See It In Action
From sensors inside the hive to a mobile dashboard — the HiveTech AI platform is production-ready and deployed.
Modular sensor hardware that sits inside the hive — tracking weight, temperature, humidity, and more.
Fleet-level hive management with health scores, risk predictions, and actionable recommendations.
Automated, AI-triggered oxalic acid treatment — the only system that closes the loop from detection to intervention.
The Platform
Three integrated layers — sensors in the hive, AI to make sense of the data, and automated treatment when hives need it. No competitor offers the full stack.
Layer 1
Smart In-Hive Sensors
Modular sensor hardware that continuously tracks weight, temperature, humidity, sound, and activity — without disrupting the hive.
Layer 2
AI Intelligence & Dashboard
Sensor data becomes actionable intelligence — health scores, early warnings, and treatment recommendations. Gets smarter with every hive added to the network.
Layer 3
Intelligent Pest Control
The Guardian automated applicator closes the loop — precise oxalic acid dosing triggered by AI, at the right time, every time.
The Challenge
Varroa mites spread faster than any hive check schedule can keep up with. And a new threat — Tropilaelaps — is already showing up in Europe. Hive loss at 56% annually is not just an ecological crisis — it's a market gap.
Mite populations can spike between inspections faster than most beekeepers can keep up with. Manual checks are episodic — pests are not.
Most beekeepers treat on a calendar schedule — not because it's optimal, but because they lack real-time data on what's happening inside the hive between visits.
Competitors like BeeWise ($170M raised) and BeeHero ($64M raised) target large commercial operations only. The hobbyist and mid-market segment — 2.3M+ hives — is completely underserved.
Source: Bee Informed Partnership
Market Opportunity
Digital agriculture is growing at 13.2% CAGR (2024–2032), expanding from $27B to $72B globally. The beekeeping tech segment is at its inflection point.
Business Model
Hardware creates the install base. Software drives recurring revenue. Data licensing scales independently of hardware — a $1–2B global opportunity.
Sensor hardware drives initial sale; subscription software delivers recurring revenue with high retention.
Aggregated hive health data is highly valuable to ag, climate, and research partners. High-margin, scales independently of hardware sales.
Revenue Projections
Conservative projections based on hardware + SaaS revenue.
* Data licensing upside is not included in these projections.
Traction
Team
A cross-functional founding team spanning AI, hardware engineering, law, and business development.
Principal / Co-Founder
Seasoned beekeeper, operator, and entrepreneur with deep experience scaling hardware-enabled and data-driven businesses, bringing operational discipline, product execution, and go-to-market leadership.
CTO / Co-Founder
Technical co-founder with deep expertise in AI, machine learning, and sensor-driven systems, translating complex real-world data into scalable, predictive software platforms.
General Counsel
Seasoned venture and technology attorney, beekeeper, and Shareholder at Updike, Kelly & Spellacy, who advises startups and institutional investors across financings, M&A, and growth-stage corporate strategy.
Lead Hardware & Systems Engineer
AI and data-focused engineer with experience in machine learning, analytics, and applied research, supporting HiveTech's development of intelligent, data-driven systems.
Chief of Staff
Supports HiveTech's strategy and operations with a background in venture capital and finance, contributing to market analysis, fundraising support, and go-to-market execution.
6 others in the works
We're advancing our AI/ML models, scaling manufacturing, and executing our go-to-market strategy.