Tauranga · Mount Maunganui · Bay of Plenty
Websites & custom software for the Bay of Plenty.
Direct-booking flows, orchard and packhouse tools, and system integrations for the exporters, growers and builders who keep the Bay moving. Hand-coded by one senior engineer — built to work, not just look good.
NZ-based · NZD · GST-registered · you own the code
Who it’s for
Built for the businesses that run Tauranga.
Agritech & horticulture technology
The cluster around Newnham Park and PlantTech — Robotics Plus, Bluelab, Bovonic — runs on orchard-management tools, robotics telemetry, traceability and dashboards. We build those, and the API integrations that tie them to the rest of your stack.
Kiwifruit & post-harvest
For growers, packhouses and post-harvest operators like Seeka and the wider Zespri supply chain: grower portals, traceability, and integrations into packhouse and Zespri systems.
Construction, trades & building products
The sub-region’s biggest GDP contributor, with 1,700+ firms like Marra Construction, Letts and Trimax. We build lead-gen sites, project portals and quoting or estimating tools, and wire them into Xero, Fergus and Tradify.
Cruise, marine & tourism operators
Mount Maunganui takes about 161,000 cruise passengers a season. Operators like Kewpie Cruises, Bay Explorer and Skydive Tauranga hand a cut of every booking to Bookme, Viator and GetYourGuide. Direct booking with live availability and payments lets you keep it.
Professional & trade-services scale-ups
Property, legal, health, accounting and multi-branch franchises across a fast-growing city: bookings, client portals, and CRM, HubSpot and Xero automation. This is ongoing work that rewards a proper build over a quick one-off.
Producers & premium e-commerce
Health and food exporters in the Comvita tier, plus specialty retailers: a Shopify build wired to stock, shipping and accounting so nobody re-keys orders by hand.
What we solve
The problems that cost you the most are the ones a template can’t reach.
Marketplaces skimming your margin
Tourism and experience operators lean on Bookme, Viator and GetYourGuide, and each one takes a cut of every booking. Direct booking wired to your own availability and payments keeps more of that money with you.
No back-office integration
Your website, Xero, job-management tools (Tradify, Fergus) and packhouse or ERP systems don’t talk to each other, so staff re-key the same data between them. Connecting them is where the time and money come back.
A template that can’t do the work
An orchard dashboard, a grower portal, a quoting tool, a direct-booking engine — the next thing your Bay of Plenty business needs is usually the one thing a page-builder can’t do.
AI-curious, but nothing shipped
The local agritech scene talks a lot about AI, but few have put anything real into production — ops data tooling, quoting, triage. There’s a clear opening for whoever moves first.
The difference
You talk to the person who writes the code.
Plenty of shops will build you a page and move on. Fewer can build the software behind it — the booking flow, the integration, the internal tool a growing Tauranga business runs on.
Tally Digital is a single senior engineer. Every project is hand-coded on a modern stack, every integration is real, and the code is yours to keep. No junior hand-off, no page-builder lock-in, no “who supports this now?”.
- Custom software, not templates
- Real API & booking integrations
- Modern stack — Next.js, Sanity, Supabase, Shopify
- You own the code and the accounts
What we build
Websites that do a job — plus the software behind them.
Proof
Real software, shipped for New Zealand businesses.
Inventory platforms, member portals and custom builds for NZ clients — the same senior engineering that goes into every Tauranga project.
How it works
A clear path from brief to launch.
Brief
We map the real problem and how your systems work today — not just a page count.
Architect
A plan you can read: what gets built, which integrations, what you own at the end.
Build
Hand-coded on a modern stack (Next.js, Sanity, Supabase, Shopify) — no page-builder debt.
Launch & support
Shipped, documented and handed over. You talk to the person who wrote the code.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
- Do you work with Tauranga, Mount Maunganui and wider Bay of Plenty businesses?
- Yes. Tally Digital is a New Zealand software studio working with Tauranga and Bay of Plenty businesses remotely and on-site when it helps. The process is the same wherever you are: a clear scope, direct contact with the engineer, and code you own.
- Do you build direct booking systems for Bay of Plenty tourism and cruise operators?
- Yes. We build direct-booking flows with real-time availability and payments so you can take commission-free bookings instead of paying a cut to Bookme, Viator or GetYourGuide, and keep them in sync with the systems you already run.
- Do you build agritech, orchard and packhouse software or integrations?
- Yes — orchard-management tools, traceability, telemetry and grower portals, plus integrations into packhouse, ERP and Zespri-adjacent systems. It’s the kind of custom software and integration work the Bay’s hort sector needs most.
- Are you a designer, a marketing agency, or a developer?
- A senior software engineer. Real custom software, applications and integrations — not templates or a monthly marketing retainer. You talk to the person who designs and writes the code, every time.
- How much does a project cost?
- It depends on scope — a focused website is a different job from a booking system or an integration project. Rather than quote blind, we scope your actual problem first, then give you a fixed price before any work starts.
Tell me what your business has outgrown.
Tauranga, Mount Maunganui or anywhere across the Bay of Plenty: tell me the bottleneck — a booking flow, an orchard tool, an integration — and you’ll get back a clear plan and a fixed price.