Ship the whole thing
No demos dressed up as products. The netcode, the empty states, the 2 a.m. edge cases — it all gets finished before it goes out the door.
Independent software studio
Chetian Holdings is a small studio that ships finished products — live social apps for Apple platforms, and online stores that sell real things. We write our own infrastructure instead of renting someone else's, which is why our games run on our own relay and our storefronts don't pay a platform a cut of every sale.
How we build
No demos dressed up as products. The netcode, the empty states, the 2 a.m. edge cases — it all gets finished before it goes out the door.
We run our own relay so friends can actually play together, and host our own storefronts so a shop owner isn't renting their business back from a platform every month.
A shorter list, tuned until it feels good in the hand, beats a spec sheet nobody enjoys. We optimize for the tenth session, not the first screenshot.
Games · iOS, iPadOS & visionOS
The flagship
A social casino you play with friends in real time. Poker, blackjack, slots, and a whole floor of tables — with live multiplayer running on infrastructure we built ourselves, not a rented backend. It's the studio's answer to a simple question: what if a casino game actually felt live?
One game, two devices
iPhone & iPad
You don't pick a game from a list. You walk in, wander past the tables, and sit down where you like — with up to ten friends on the floor at the same time.
Apple Vision Pro
The visionOS build is a native RealityKit client, not a phone app in a window. The casino becomes a physical object in your space, and it talks to the same relay your friends' phones do.
Also on the App Store
A fast-paced arcade tunnel-flight game. A neon tunnel of obstacles rushes toward you — every wall has a gap, so thread it. The closer you cut it, the more you score. Themed stages, endless Ranked runs on Game Center leaderboards, and real-time cross-play 1v1 versus between iPhone and Apple Vision Pro.
Commerce · the web
House of Rolls
A boutique micro-bakery in Fayetteville, Arkansas sells one weekly drop of sourdough, cinnamon rolls and cookies. The whole thing — shop, checkout, and the owner's admin panel — is one app we built and host, with no storefront platform underneath it.
Not a theme bent into shape. The ordering window, the pickup schedule, the bake list — the software matches how the business actually runs, because it was written for that business.
One small server runs the storefront, the admin and the database. The recurring bill is a domain, a box, and whatever the card processor charges — that's the list.
Standard tools, plain data, no lock-in. If you ever want to take it somewhere else, or hand it to another developer, nothing here is ours to hold onto.