Enuk.
Kune shuttle van below Mt Ruapehu at dusk

Enuk Limited

Adventure, Crafted in Ohakune

The company behind Kune — adventure brands, craft ventures, and NZ-made products.

Our Portfolio

Nine ventures. One Ohakune base.

What you get

AI that runs your ops, not just talks about it

Enuk AI plugs into your existing tools — bookings, email, social, calendar — and handles the daily grind so you can focus on the actual work.

Time Back Every Day

Booking confirmations, reply templates, social captions, daily ops summaries — handled automatically. Most operators get 2–4 hours back every single day.

Consistent Every Time

No bad days, no missed messages, no training gaps. The same sharp, on-brand response whether it's 8am Monday or 11pm Sunday.

Near-Instant Results

Live in days, not months. We set it up, connect your tools, and hand it back running. No long onboarding, no complex contracts.

Always On

Your AI ops layer doesn't sleep, call in sick, or take school holidays. Enquiries answered, bookings confirmed, and ops monitored around the clock.

Fraction of the Cost

Less than a part-time hire. No PAYE, no KiwiSaver, no sick leave. A full ops AI layer costs less per month than a few hours of casual labour.

Built for NZ Operators

Not a US SaaS template. Built for NZT hours, NZ seasons, NZ customers — and tested running real businesses in Ohakune before we offered it to anyone else.

Proof of concept

Kune Bikes & Shuttles, Vertigo Climbing, and Enuk Snowboards all run on the same AI ops stack — built here, in Ohakune, and live in production before we offered it to anyone else. This isn't a demo.

Built in
Ohakune

Enuk Limited is run by Max Carling-Currin. He’s been in Ohakune for 18 years — long enough to know every trail, every season, and exactly what this place is capable of.

Before Kune, Max spent a decade guiding riders through the Mountains to Sea trail network — Te Hangāruru, the Old Coach Road, the Mangapurua Valley, and out to the Whanganūi coast. When that chapter closed, he took over the bikes and day shuttles and built something of his own.

For ten years alongside the guiding, he was also building and riding his own snowboards under the Enuk Snowboards name. The snowboard press is still here — imported, tucked away, and waiting for the right moment. That thread is far from finished.

The craft side runs in the family. Max’s father Pete Carling works in timber — sculptural furniture, live-edge pieces, things built to last. That connection to materials, to making things properly, is what Enuk is really about.

Kune is the name that ties it together: a family of brands, one base, one idea — do a few things properly, from the place we live.

About Enuk