Custom web and mobile apps, without the guesswork.
The spreadsheet that runs your business is also the thing slowing it down. We design and build what replaces it: client portals, dashboards, and internal tools shaped to the way your team actually works, and apps that put your business on your customers' phones.
A working first release, from $1,499.
That number is a floor, not a teaser. It buys a lean first version of your application, live and earning its keep. Your written plan states the exact figure before you commit to anything.
Starting points, stated honestly. The written plan carries your exact number.
A free written plan in 48 hours. No call, no obligation.
What the entry scope covers
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One core workflow
The process that hurts most, built end to end. Quoting, scheduling, intake, job tracking: one of them, done properly.
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Sign-in and roles
Accounts for your team, where each person sees exactly what their role needs and nothing else.
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One integration
Connected to a system you already rely on: your email, your payment processor, or the records you keep today.
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Deployed and live
Running on real infrastructure under accounts you own. A working release, not a prototype.
What moves the number
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Screens & user roles
More views and more kinds of users mean more design and more build. This is the biggest lever on price.
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Integrations
Every system we connect adds scope. Some cooperate; some put up a fight.
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Data complexity & migration
Clean records import in days. Years of tangled spreadsheets take longer, and the plan will tell you which kind yours are.
What every build includes.
Countable deliverables, whether your project lands at $1,499 or well past it.
Deliverables
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A written plan
Scope, approach, timeline, and price on paper before any invoice. It stays the reference for everything that follows.
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Interface design
Screens drawn around the people who will use them daily, and reviewed with you before we write code.
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The build
Clean, tested code in a private repository that belongs to you from the first commit.
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Launch
Deployment, domain, and go-live checks on infrastructure held in your name.
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Handoff
Documentation your team can actually read, a walkthrough, and every credential in your hands.
Mobile apps: one codebase, both app stores.
Your customers' whole day happens on a phone. We build the app from one codebase, then carry it through review and into both app stores, live on iPhone and Android.
That number is a floor, stated honestly. It buys a working first release: a feature set that does its job well and a launch in both stores. Your written plan prices the exact build before you owe anything.
A free written plan in 48 hours. No call, no obligation.
What every first release includes
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Product design
Flows and screens decided on paper. You approve the design before any of it is built.
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Cross-platform build
One codebase for iPhone and Android, with native work reserved for the features that truly need it.
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Backend & sync
Accounts, shared data, and push notifications when the app calls for them, sized to the job at hand.
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Store submission
Listings written, screenshots prepared, and review requirements met on both storefronts.
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Launch & handoff
A live app under your own developer accounts, with documentation your team can read without us in the room.
What moves the number
The exact number arrives in writing, before any invoice.
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Platforms
Phones on iOS and Android are the baseline. Tablet layouts and watch or widget extras add scope.
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Feature set
Sign-in, payments, maps, chat, offline use. Each is real engineering, and you only pay for what your app needs.
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Backend & sync
Some apps stand alone. Most need accounts, shared data, or notifications behind them, and the plan will say which yours is.
Submission is part of the build. We build to Apple's review guidelines and Google Play's policies from the first week, write the listings, stage test builds through TestFlight and Play's internal track, and ship everything under your own developer accounts.
Five stages, no black box.
You'll know what happens next at every point, because it's written down before it starts.
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Plan
Free, within 48 hours of your request. Scope, approach, timeline, and an honest price, in writing.
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Design
Roughly a week at entry scope. You react to drawings, not to invoices.
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Build
The longest stretch, and the most visible one. Working software lands early and often, so you watch it take shape.
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Launch
We deploy, test against real data, and hold go-live until you approve it.
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Handoff
Documentation, credentials, and a walkthrough for your team. Ongoing care is optional, always.
Judge us on the first deliverable.
Before you've paid anything, you'll have seen exactly how we think. Within 48 hours of your request, a written plan lands in your inbox: scope, approach, timeline, and an honest price. It's free, and it's yours either way.
TigerPoint is a small development studio building custom software for businesses across Long Island and New York City, with AI working quietly wherever it earns its place.
We work across Long Island and New York City, from a studio in East Meadow: Nassau County, Suffolk County, East Meadow, Hempstead and Uniondale and New York City.
Your app, built with
TypeScript, React, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Cloudflare
Proven tools your next developer could pick up tomorrow, chosen so the codebase never holds you hostage.
HolyCode Cloud, a web application of our own, live at holycode.cloud.
Before you request a plan.
What moves the price past $1,499?
Mostly three things: how many screens and kinds of users the application needs, how many systems it connects to, and the state of your existing data. Your plan itemizes each one against your scope, so the number arrives explained.
How long does a build take?
An entry-scope release usually goes from approved plan to launch in a few weeks. Bigger builds take longer, and your plan includes a timeline for your project before you decide anything.
Who owns the code and the accounts?
You do, from the first commit. Repository, hosting, data, app store listings, and rights all sit in your name, so if we ever part ways, you lose nothing but us.
Do I need separate apps for iPhone and Android?
No. We build one codebase that runs on both, which is most of how a $2,999 starting point is possible. When a feature genuinely needs platform-native work, that piece is written natively.
How long until an app is in the stores?
A focused first release is measured in weeks, not quarters. Your plan lays out a real schedule for your feature set, and store review itself usually takes days once we submit.
How is AI involved?
Two ways. It accelerates our own design and build work, which is part of why the entry price is possible. And when a feature genuinely benefits, we build AI into the application itself. An engineer reviews everything that ships.
What happens after launch?
Handoff: documentation, credentials, and a walkthrough for your team. Monthly care is there if you want it. Nothing breaks if you don't.
What if a custom application isn't the right call?
Then the plan says so. Sometimes the honest answer is an off-the-shelf tool or a smaller fix first, and we'd rather write that down early than bill you for software that shouldn't exist.
Start with the plan.
A written plan in 48 hours. No call, no obligation.