Pasika

AI-powered beekeeper assistant

Android

Productivity

Artificial Intelligence

Farming

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Oleg. I'm the second year beekeeper and Software Architect with 13 plus years of experience in IT. Let me start with the problem, because it's a physical one. Picture a hive inspection. You're in a bee suit, both hands busy - one holding a frame heavy with bees, the other working a smoker. Your gloves are coated in propolis, which is essentially tree glue. Tens of thousands of bees in the air. Now take notes on a touchscreen. You can't. So beekeepers still use paper notebooks, and those notebooks fill with data nobody ever reads again. Pasika started as the fix for that: you talk, it writes. Dictate observations, ratings and treatments hands-free - the app fills in the fields. 🤖 The AI is the part I'd most like you to break. It's agentic - it doesn't just answer, it does the work: - "Create 40 hives in the north apiary, numbered 1 to 40" → done in one message (batches up to 500, with naming patterns) - "Which queens are older than two years?" → it queries your actual data and returns hive cards, not a paragraph - "Log an oxalic acid treatment on everything I inspected today" → filtered batch update across hives - Send a photo of a frame and ask what you're looking at - Every inspection and note gets written recommendations automatically, whether you ask or not Anything that changes your data is proposed first and only runs when you confirm - I didn't want an AI quietly deleting someone's season. And all of it works by voice, mid-inspection, gloves on. Even realtime. Then beekeepers kept asking for the rest of their season, so it grew into all of it: 🐝 Apiaries, hives, boxes & frames - colony strength and health 👑 Queens - age, origin, marking, performance, requeening reminders 💊 Treatments - varroa and disease, with schedules and follow-ups 🍯 Harvests - honey, wax, propolis, pollen, royal jelly, bee bread, splits 📡 IoT - connect supported smart scales and sensors; weight, temp and humidity tracked without opening the hive 📅 Calendar, tasks, automatic checklists, honey-plant calendar 📊 Analytics, health scores, yield forecasts, CSV/PDF/Excel export upcoming 🏷 NFC tags - tap your phone on a hive, its history opens 📴 Fully offline-first, because apiaries have no signal And the one I'm proudest of: pesticide alerts. Farmers report spraying and pollination events through a Telegram bot; we geo-match those against nearby apiaries and warn the beekeepers before the sprayer goes out. Pesticide hits are one of the biggest causes of colony loss, and beekeepers usually find out by discovering a dead hive. Free up to 10 hives, paid from $1.99/mo (or 1$/mo annually), 9 languages as of now, iOS + Android. Still rough in places - couple users politely called it "needs some polish," and they're right. I'm happy to answer any questions from beekeepers and not only. Buzz!