From hive to jar!

Take over a neglected apiary and turn it into a honey business. Carry frames, spin the honey, fill jars and sell them to customers lining up at your counter.

Coming soon to Android See how it plays
Gameplay screenshot: beekeeper at the shop counter, honey extractor and creamer in the back

One loop, faster every time

Every jar travels the same path. Upgrades make it shorter until the apiary runs itself.

  1. Hive

    Bees gather nectar from the flower beds. You take the full frames.

  2. Extractor

    Drum, basket and crank, just like a real honey house.

  3. Bottler

    One bucket of honey fills two jars. Creamed honey sells for more.

  4. Shelf

    Customers pick jars straight off the shelves.

  5. Register

    Coins go into new hives, machines and staff.

A game about beekeeping: small apiary, big plans

Hives and flower beds with bees flying over them

Flowers need water

Hives only make honey while the beds are wet. Carry a watering can from the well or call in the rain.

Honey house with an extractor, creamer and frame rack

Real beekeeping gear

Extractor, bottler, creamer and a rack for twelve frames.

Shop: customers queueing by a shelf of honey

Hire some help

Workers carry frames and run the register while you grow the business.

  • 35upgrades, from comfy boots to a sprinkler
  • Drought stops the hives. Rain keeps the beds wet for three minutes.
  • 3–10minutes per session. Played with one hand, in portrait.

Questions about the game

Is Hive to Jar free?

Yes. The game is free. You only watch an ad when you want to, for example to call in the rain.

When is the launch?

Soon. The game comes to Android on Google Play first.

How long is a session?

3 to 10 minutes. You play with one hand, in portrait mode.

Who makes the game?

Hive to Jar is made by BeeVista, a small studio from Poland.

Launching soon!

Hive to Jar is made in Poland. Android first, free to play.

Coming soon to Google Play