Gobuzzr

Gobuzzr sells a connected beehive monitor. The device fits in or on a hive and reports on its condition to a phone app. It measures the weight of the hive, together with temperature and humidity inside it. Keepers receive instant notifications when a reading changes sharply, or when the count of bees appears to fall, so that a hive is opened when there is a reason to open it rather than on a fixed schedule.

Hive readings and the alerts they send

The firm argues that routine inspections disturb colonies and cost beekeepers time and travel. Its app is meant to let a keeper who is far from the apiary follow several hives at once. The company says the stored readings help explain sudden losses and can guide decisions about when to collect honey, because the weight over time shows how a colony is storing nectar.

Bee traffic and pollination

Bee traffic is also tracked. Counting flights in and out of a hive in real time is meant to show how actively a colony is pollinating, and the company links that to the yield of crops that depend on bees. Its own material says that a large share of the food people eat is pollinated by honeybees, and that beekeeping can give rural households a steady income.

The honey shop and the apiary scheme

The business also includes a marketplace. Gobuzzr sells raw honeys from named origins, such as Lahaul Forest, Litchi and Acacia honeys, together with gift boxes and a bee care package. It has said it would welcome other honey producers listing their products on the same platform.

Farmers and landowners are offered a route into beekeeping without running an apiary themselves. The company says it handles the operation, and that landowners can earn income with little effort. Its pages include an estimator where a user enters acreage and the number of boxes needed. Those estimates are the company's own projections, not measured results.

Recognition and the platform for growers

Gobuzzr describes its software as a single platform for growers and beekeepers, with a simple, responsive interface that works across phones and browsers. It also says it was among the top 30 companies selected by NASSCOM. That is the company's own statement of recognition.