Everything WordPress® does.
None of the plugin roulette.
Tiger runs your sites — pages, blog, users, media, menus, and translation — from one fast, secure install. No caching plugins to make it quick. No security plugins to keep it safe. No update that white-screens everything on a Tuesday.
Flip light/dark or the skin in the header — this page restyles live, no reload.
Sound familiar?
If you run WordPress, you live this every week. You don't have to.
Slow, even with caching
You've stacked three caching plugins and it's still 600ms to first byte. On WordPress, speed is a plugin you rent — never something the platform just gives you.
A new CVE every week
Security is a pile of plugins — a firewall, a login limiter, a malware scanner — each one more surface to patch. The one you forget to update is the breach.
Update roulette
One plugin update collides with another and the whole site white-screens. You update on a Friday afternoon and quietly pray.
Paying twice for the same thing
The same premium plugins, licensed again on every site you run. The bill grows with every client — for features that should just be there.
Licensing drama
GPL forced onto everything you build, ownership fights playing out in the headlines, and a market where your $99 plugin is $5 the next morning.
60,000 plugins, none vouched for
Every feature is a third-party gamble — on quality, on whether it gets abandoned, on whether it survives the next core update.
WordPress vs. Tiger
Same job — running your website — done two very different ways. One rents you every capability as a plugin; the other ships them in the box.
| WordPress | Tiger | |
|---|---|---|
| Page speed | 200–800 ms — with a caching plugin doing the heavy lifting | ~10 ms, straight from the platform — no cache plugin required |
| Security | A stack of plugins: firewall, login limiter, malware scanner | Auth, roles, brute-force lockout, 2FA, and an audit log in the core |
| Updates | A plugin update can white-screen the entire site | Your content is isolated from framework updates — nothing to break |
| Running many sites | One install per site (or a fragile multisite) | Multi-tenant by default — many sites, one install, separate branding |
| Users & roles | Another plugin to add memberships and permissions | Roles and permissions built in, per site, enforced everywhere |
| Languages | A translation plugin (WPML, Polylang) bolted on | Built-in translation, edited live, with no deploy |
| Plugin cost | Per site, every year, forever | Included — marketplace modules are licensed on the creator's terms |
| Your code's license | GPL — forced onto your themes and plugins | Your license. Proprietary if you want — your code stays yours |
| Add-on quality | 60,000 plugins of wildly varying quality | A curated, reviewed marketplace with real licensing |
| Hosting | Needs capable hosting + a caching layer to feel fast | Flies on a $5 shared / cPanel host |
~10 ms measured (single warm request, 2‑vCPU box, PHP 8 + OPcache). WordPress figures reflect typical uncached page generation and the common plugin stack — not a controlled benchmark; results vary by workload, hosting, and configuration.
What you get, in plain terms
The capabilities you bolt onto WordPress with plugins — already here, already working.
Run every site from one install
Multi-tenant from the ground up — each site its own branding, content, and users. One place to sign in, one place to update.
User roles, no plugin
Admins, editors, viewers — real permissions built in, per site, enforced everywhere. Not a bolt-on you hope was configured right.
Install and start
No build tools, no setup marathon — one-click and cPanel-friendly. Then you're writing pages, not wiring plugins together.
Speak your customers' language
Translation is built in. Add a language, edit any string live, reach a new market — no plugin, no deploy, no export.
Fast without trying
~10 ms pages on cheap hosting, no caching plugin in sight. Speed is the default here, not an upgrade you go install.
A marketplace that respects everyone
Curated, reviewed modules with real licensing — creators keep their rights, you get quality you can trust.
Your content stays yours
Pages, posts, and media are portable data you own — change the look without breaking the site. No theme lock-in.
Secure out of the box
Password policy, brute-force lockout, database sessions, 2FA, and an audit log — the security stack, included, not assembled.
Bring your content. Leave the mess behind.
Your posts, pages, media, and menus are yours — and a WordPress migration tool is on the way to bring them across cleanly. You won't be cloning the plugin sprawl; you'll be rescuing the content that matters and rebuilding it on a platform that's faster, safer, and actually yours.
Nobody switching from Android to iPhone expects the same screens. They expect their photos, contacts, and messages to come along — and the new phone to be better. Same idea.
What comes across
- Pages & posts — as portable content you own
- Media library — your images and files
- Menus & navigation structure
- Users & authors
Get started — two ways
On shared hosting, like most WordPress sites? Use the one-file installer — no shell, no Composer. On a dev box or VPS with a terminal? One command.
cPanel & shared hosting
Beta
The WordPress way — no shell, no Composer. One file installs everything and puts
your database password above the web root, where the old
wp-config.php never was.
- Download the installer and unzip
tiger-install.php. - Upload it to your site's
public_html(File Manager or FTP). - Open
https://yourdomain.com/tiger-install.phpand follow the steps.
Developers & vibe coders
Have a terminal? One Composer command scaffolds a running, themed, multi-tenant app — front-end agnostic, zero build step.