Haunted Hold’em
Apple TV + smartphone · Multiplayer poker party game
Independent software & AI studio
Custom websites, apps, and AI tools for real-life businesses. Thoughtfully engineered in Asheville—with a little independent spirit built in.
↳ Independently crafted in Asheville, NC.
Built for wherever you are.
A few things we make
From the first sketch to the everyday workflow,
we build tools that earn their place in your business.
Make a better first impression. Give your customers—and your team—a better way to get things done.
Built for your business ↗02Put your idea in people’s hands. Intuitive mobile experiences that feel right from the first tap.
Ideas, made tangible ↗03Find answers faster. Turn documents, knowledge, and repetitive tasks into useful tools for your team.
Less hype. More help. ↗04Connect the systems you already use. Cut the copy-and-paste work and get time back for what matters.
Make room for better work ↗On the workbench
A first look at two independent game projects.
Different ideas. The same care for the experience.
Apple TV + smartphone · Multiplayer poker party game
Mobile · Multiplayer party game
Original concept artwork shown. Looking for game help? Visit Haunted Hold’em support ↗
Real people. Curious minds.
App Haus brings around a decade of professional software engineering experience to the ideas that deserve a little more care.
We’re an independent studio rooted in Asheville, working with businesses near and far. We like good questions, clear communication, and technology that makes something genuinely easier.
Whether you’re starting with a fully formed idea or a problem you can’t quite put your finger on, we’ll help you find a useful place to begin.
Good people. Useful software.No mysterious process.
We listen first. What’s working, what’s getting in the way, and what would make a difference?
We shape the idea together, with a clear scope and a design you can see and respond to.
We turn the plan into working software, with regular check-ins and room for feedback.
We test the details, get you up and running, and plan for what comes next.
Pull up a chair.
A new idea. A stubborn problem. A better way to work.
You don’t need a technical brief to get started.