
Plan & Grow
Organise gardens, greenhouses, crops and harvests.
⌁Manage. Grow. Thrive.
BlockGrow helps you manage your gardens, animals, jobs, sales and more — so you can spend less time on paperwork and more time doing what you love.
LifestylePlot is the public home of BlockGrow: practical lifestyle block software for New Zealand and Australia.

Organise gardens, greenhouses, crops and harvests.
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Keep useful records for livestock, care and treatments.
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Plan work, set reminders and keep maintenance visible.
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Record produce, livestock, craft and other sales.
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Track handmade batches, preserves and value-added products.
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Keep the story of your block and make sense of the season.
⌁BlockGrow brings the useful records together in one place, so you can keep the property organised without living behind a screen.
Plant it.
Make it.
Maintain it.
Sell it.All-in-one platformGardens, animals, jobs, sales, expenses and diary notes.
Save timeLess paperwork, more time for the good stuff.
Work anywhereUse it on your phone, tablet or computer.
Your data, your wayYour property records stay tied to your account.
Simple from day one
No complicated setup project. Start with your property, then add records as you work.
Add the garden, paddocks, orchard, sheds or greenhouse you actually use.
Plantings, animals, tasks, costs, sales, craft batches and diary notes all have their own practical place.
Reports and your diary give you a useful memory of what worked, what cost money and what changed.
Straight answers
No. It is aimed at lifestyle blocks, smallholdings, home growers, market sellers and people who want practical records without full-scale farm software.
Yes. The site is responsive and works in a normal browser on phone, tablet and desktop.
No. Use the modules that are useful to you. The point is to make the property easier to manage, not create more admin.
Yes. The Diary is designed for things like weather, first frost, planting dates, stock moves, repairs, preserves, observations and milestones.
Ready when you are.
Set it up once, then let the records grow naturally with the work you are already doing.