Apisense Documentation¶
Apisense is an intelligent apiary monitoring system combining in-hive IoT sensors with data analysis in the Apisense cloud. It enables remote readings of hive conditions, tracking of honey harvests and ripening, and early detection of colony health risks.
This site collects the public materials describing the solution from the product side and from the day-to-day application side.
Documentation sections¶
System Overview¶
What the system is made of: Hub, VitalSensor and Scale specifications, and download links for the Apisense app.
Assistant¶
A chat in the app that knows your apiaries, devices, notes and inspections: what it can do, which plan includes it, conversation history, limits and privacy.
Help Center¶
Short answers to questions about the Apisense app: account and plan, apiaries and hives, devices, measurements, colony health, the apiary journal, alerts and apiary sharing.
Kit assembly¶
From unboxing to the first hive reading: the app, your account, an apiary with a Hub, hives with VitalSensor, Scale and ColonyLink, mounting in the apiary and battery replacement.
Troubleshooting¶
A list of common problems with the devices (Hub, VitalSensor, Scale) and suggested solutions, including a diagnostic checklist for no Hub coverage.
Lab procedures¶
Field procedures the beekeeper performs independently: Nosema/Vairimorpha microscopy and the Varroa destructor sugar-roll examination.
Samples¶
The seasonal program "Honey bee colony health, Spring 2026": sample-collection protocols, colony inspection guidelines, coordinator contacts and the shipping address.
Downloads¶
Technical drawings of Apisense devices (Hub, VitalSensor) in PDF, for printing or in-field reference.
FAQ¶
Frequently asked questions and answers.
Languages¶
The documentation is available in several languages. The site opens in your browser's language if the documentation has it. Otherwise, it opens in English. You can change the language in the page header, and the site remembers your choice. Versions other than Polish and English are translated automatically and can contain errors.