Beehive Safety
Stop Arguing About Whether It Happened.
No fleet to buy, no capex line item to defend at your annual meeting. Start with a single-community pilot and see whether documented evidence actually cuts your disputes before committing to more.
Already work with a management company? Beehive Safety is designed to run through your management company rather than a separate association contract. Ask them about adding your community.
See the Management Company PageWhat It Looks Like to Try This at Your Community
Upload
Upload your CC&Rs and ARC guidelines. We map what we can reliably confirm from the street.
Survey
Scheduled flights within daylight hours, sized to your community, not a fleet your association has to buy or maintain.
Review
A person checks every flag before it becomes part of an evidence packet.
Decide
Your board or manager reviews the packet and decides on enforcement. Beehive doesn't send notices on your behalf.
Estimate Survey Frequency for Your Community
Pick a target survey frequency and we'll estimate how many drones a schedule like that takes. This is a planning estimate for your board conversation, not a coverage guarantee.
A drone flies a circuit, not one home per battery: this estimate factors in flight endurance, routing efficiency across your community's layout, and daily flight capacity within daylight and twilight hours. Every community gets at least one drone, regardless of size. Actual sizing is confirmed in your coverage plan.
Want real pricing, not just an estimate?
Get Pricing For This Plan →What to Bring to Your Board Vote
A short checklist, since this is usually a new line item and your board will have real questions.
- What Beehive actually capturesStreet-facing property and common areas only. No audio, no backyard imagery, no facial recognition. Bring our capture policy to the meeting.
- Retention period30 days by default, up to 12 months for footage tied to an open violation. No indefinite retention.
- Resident opt-out processResidents can opt out of any non-street-facing imaging directly with Beehive. No board approval needed.
- No capex line itemBeehive's model for a single-community pilot doesn't require your association to purchase or maintain drone hardware.
- Who authors the actual noticeBeehive delivers an evidence packet; your board or manager issues the violation notice, same as today.
Common Questions From Board Members
We can't give your board legal advice on your specific governing documents. That's a conversation for your association's counsel. What we can tell you is exactly what we capture, how long we keep it, and how residents can opt out, so your counsel has real facts to work from. See our Trust & Privacy page.
Residents can opt out of any imaging beyond the street-facing view of their property by contacting Beehive directly, in writing. Full policy on Trust & Privacy.
Not for a single-community pilot. That's the point of starting here rather than with a fleet purchase. Talk to us about what a longer-term arrangement would look like once you've seen a pilot in action.
Yes. A vehicle that doesn't match your community's registered-vehicle list triggers a notification to your own security staff or a board-designated contact. Beehive doesn't review the alert first and never contacts law enforcement; your community decides what happens next. Full detail on Trust & Privacy.
Full legal, privacy, and retention detail lives on our Trust & Privacy page.
Request a Single-Community Assessment
Tell us about your community and we'll follow up with a survey plan and pricing for a pilot.