About us

Software for the everyday work of growing

BeeGrow AI is made by Beestech Ltd, a small UK company. The people who answer your email also work on the platform, and it exists because a growing site deserves a better record than a climate computer, two spreadsheets and somebody’s inbox.

Why we built it

The data was there. The answers were not.

Growing sites are already full of data. Sensors log constantly, climate computers hold years of history, and every operation has a spreadsheet with the crop plan in it. What most of them lack is a way to put a disappointing harvest next to the conditions that produced it and get a straight answer.

That is a records problem more than a sensor problem. The plan, the environment, the work and the result tend to live in separate systems that were never meant to be joined, and nobody has time to join them in the middle of a growing cycle.

BeeGrow AI keeps them on one timeline instead, from the day a crop is sown to the day it leaves the site.

How we work

Opinions we hold

  • Operators first. If the head grower will not use it at 06:00, the feature does not work, however good the dashboard looks.
  • Label the evidence. Measurements, calculated figures and estimates are shown as what they are, and gaps in the history stay visible.
  • Your data is yours. A full copy on request, no lock-in, and no selling aggregate data to anyone.
  • Honest scoping. If your hardware will be awkward to integrate, we say so before you sign, not after.
  • Tested on your equipment. Control is commissioned one zone at a time, read-only first, on the installation it will run.
Company

The details

Company details
Registered nameBeestech Ltd
Company number12490303
Registered office10 Maplin Close, London, N21 1NB, United Kingdom
Emailhello@beegrow.ai
Next step

Come and have a look

The fastest way to judge whether this fits your operation is to see it running against a crop plan that looks like yours.

  • Walkthrough led by someone who has built the system
  • We map your zones, crops and sensors before the call
  • Straight answers on what fits and what does not