Honey from the hive next door.

The Hive Nextdoor connects you with beekeepers on your street, in your village and just round the corner. Raw local honey, with a QR code on every jar that shows exactly whose bees made it.

A bee flies from a beehive in a front garden to the door of a terraced house, where a jar of honey waits on the step.

How it works

Short journeys, from the hive to your table.

  1. A neighbour keeps bees

    Local beekeepers list their surplus honey with us, one batch at a time.

  2. You find honey near you

    Search by postcode and buy from someone within walking distance, not a warehouse.

  3. You scan the jar

    Every jar has its own QR code showing whose hive it came from, where, and when it was harvested.

Every jar has a return address.

Supermarket honey is often a blend from several countries. Ours comes from one hive, and the label proves it.

  • The beekeeper's name and the area their hive lives in
  • Harvest date and batch number
  • What the bees were feeding on that season
A Hive Nextdoor jar label for wildflower honey from Peckham, with a QR code and the words: scan to meet the bees.
Go on, point your phone camera at it.

For honey lovers

Real local honey, from people you might pass on the school run.

  • Raw, unblended honey from hives near you
  • Runny, set and comb, straight from the beekeeper
  • Collect from their door or a local drop point
  • Know exactly who made it and where
Register for honey

For beekeepers

Sell your surplus to neighbours without running a market stall or a website of your own.

  • Print-ready QR labels for every batch
  • Your own apiary page that jar scanners land on
  • Orders from people within a few miles
  • One hive or forty, every size is welcome
Register as a beekeeper

Register your interest

Tell us where you are and we'll let you know as soon as there's honey near you, or honey-hungry neighbours if you keep bees.

We'll only email you about The Hive Nextdoor, and you can unsubscribe at any time. Read our privacy notice.

I'm registering as

The first half (like SE15) is fine.

What are you after?

Questions

What makes the honey local?

Every jar is linked to one beekeeper and one hive location. We show you the area it came from, so you can see it really was made round the corner.

What is raw honey?

Honey that has been strained but not heated or finely filtered, so it keeps the pollen and character of the flowers nearby. Most of our beekeepers sell it this way.

I only have one hive. Can I still join?

Yes. Plenty of beekeepers have one or two hives and a few spare jars each summer. That's exactly who we're building this for.

When are you launching?

We're building it now. Register and you'll be among the first to hear when we open in your area.

What do you do with my details?

We use them to tell you when we launch near you and to match you with beekeepers or buyers nearby. We never sell them. Read the privacy notice for the detail.