BeeGap

BeeGap helps growers and farm managers detect where and when pollination is likely failing—without pretending it can “see bees” perfectly. Users map fields/orchards, enter crop type, bloom window, and basic management info, then log quick on-site observations (flower density, bee counts per minute, wind, temperature). The app combines these with local weather and bloom-stage models to produce a simple “pollination risk” map and a checklist of actions (add hives, adjust mowing, reduce spray during peak foraging, add flowering strips). It also generates a shareable report for beekeepers, agronomists, or insurers. This is a mobile + web app: mobile for scouting in-field, web for dashboards and reporting. It’s a traditional app with light AI for risk scoring and anomaly detection, not a magic identification tool.

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