Kotlin Multiplatform Development — One Code-base Today, Two Native Apps Tomorrow
Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) lets you reuse as much as 100% of your code across Android, iOS, desktop, and web—without sacrificing native performance. Compose Multiplatform extends the power of Jetpack Compose to every screen, delivering 60 fps scrolling and pixel-perfect text on both platforms.
Book a KMP Roadmap CallWhy CTOs Pick KMP Over Flutter or React Native
Native UI Layers
Keep Compose on Android and migrate to SwiftUI on iOS whenever you're ready; no JavaScript bridge or Skia blanket.
Hireability
Any experienced Android engineer already speaks Kotlin; no niche talent hunt required, unlike Flutter's Dart or React Native's ReactJS crossover.
Future-proof
Companies like Netflix and Cash App already ship production apps with KMP.
Our Process
Discovery Sprint (1 week)
Align feature set, target OS versions, and code-sharing ratio.
Shared Core Build
Implement domain layer, API clients, and view-models once.
Compose UI Phase
Ship a working MVP on Android and desktop in weeks.
SwiftUI Front-End
When you're ready for iOS polish, we layer SwiftUI atop the shared core—no rewrite.
Success Metrics You Can Expect
- Time-to-market cut by 30–50% compared with separate native teams.
- Maintenance costs drop up to 40% because bug fixes land in one place.
Tech Stack Highlights
FAQ
Can I integrate KMP into an existing native app?
Yes—major brands progressively adopt KMP in single modules first.
What about third-party libraries?
The KMP ecosystem now covers networking, DI, serialization, and testing out of the box.
Ready to cut your delivery timeline in half?
Let's discuss how Kotlin Multiplatform can help you build cross-platform apps efficiently without sacrificing native performance.
Contact us for a KMP roadmap call