Chetian Holdings

Independent software studio

We build software people keep coming back to.

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

A short list of things we refuse to compromise on.

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.

Own the stack, skip the toll

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.

Feel over feature count

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.

One game, two devices

The same live floor, whether it's in your hand or in your room.

The Casino Floor Live! casino floor on iPhone, with blackjack, roulette and slot machines and other players walking between them.
A hand of blackjack on iPhone in Casino Floor Live!, showing the dealer's cards, a player hand of 17 and a $25 chip riding.

iPhone & iPad

A casino floor you walk, not a menu you tap.

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.

  • Every table in the house. Blackjack, Hold'em, roulette, craps, slots, video poker, plinko and more, each with real rules and real odds.
  • Everyone's own bankroll. No shared pot, no timers, no daily goals to chase.
  • Live chat at the table. Trash talk while the hand plays out, kept civil on-device.
The Casino Floor Live! casino floor rendered as a miniature diorama sitting in a real backyard, seen through Apple Vision Pro passthrough — tables, slot machines and other players are visible in the grass.
An actual Vision Pro capture — the floor is in the yard, the yard is really there.

Apple Vision Pro

Then the whole floor lands on your coffee table.

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.

  • Passthrough, always. Set the floor on your table or the lawn, then pinch to size it — pocket diorama or half the living room.
  • Reach in and pull. Drag a cabinet off the floor and it grows to full size in front of you. Walk up, play, put it back.
  • Cross-device rooms. Vision Pro joins the same live rooms as iPhone. Your bros see you on the floor and you see them.
A ranked run in Wormhole or Die: flying down a golden honeycomb tunnel, threading gaps between hexagonal walls with a score multiplier climbing.
The Waffle stage select in Wormhole or Die: five levels from Batter Up to Full Stack, plus a ranked endless mode with leaderboards.

Also on the App Store

Wormhole or Die app icon — concentric neon rings spiraling into a tunnel

Wormhole or Die

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.

● Out now iPhone & iPad Apple Vision Pro Cross-play 1v1

Commerce · the web

We don't only make games. We make stores that belong to the people who run them.

houseofrolls.shop
The House of Rolls storefront on desktop: a warm cream page reading 'We bring the warmth of our home to yours', a countdown to the weekly order deadline, and a photo of sea-salt sourdough focaccia priced at $10.
The same House of Rolls storefront on a phone, showing the week's menu with product photos, descriptions and prices.

House of Rolls

A working bakery, running on its own storefront.

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.

  • No platform tax. Card processing goes straight to Stripe. There's no monthly storefront subscription and nobody skims a percentage of each order on the way through.
  • The owner runs it, not a developer. Products, prices, photos, sold-out toggles, pickup days and every line of page copy are editable from an admin panel. No tickets, no theme editor.
  • It's their shop, on their box. Orders, customers and product data live in the owner's own database on a server they control — portable, exportable, and not hostage to anyone's export tool.
● Live storefront Next.js · self-hosted Stripe Checkout Owner admin panel

Built for one shop

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.

Cheap to keep alive

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.

Yours if we vanish

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.

Say hello

Building something live, or selling something good?

contact@chetianholdings.com