Kotlin Multiplatform Development
CrestCoder builds iOS and Android apps with Kotlin Multiplatform — share business logic across platforms, native UI on each. Google-backed, production-ready since 2026. No performance penalty. Code once, deploy everywhere.
Kotlin Multiplatform moved out of "experimental" in 2025. Google officially backs it. Compose Multiplatform stabilized on iOS. Companies like Netflix, H&M, and 9GAG ship KMP apps to millions of users. The question is no longer "is it ready?" — it's "when do we start sharing code?"
Business logic, API integration, caching, validation, analytics — everything platform-agnostic lives in shared Kotlin code.
SwiftUI for iOS, Jetpack Compose for Android — your app looks and feels native on each platform.
Compiles to native via LLVM. Same performance as writing in Swift or Kotlin natively.
Add KMP to existing Android apps gradually. Extract shared logic layer by layer. No big rewrites.
Build new iOS and Android apps with shared Kotlin business logic — lower cost, faster time-to-market.
Extract shared logic from existing Android apps, compile to iOS — incremental adoption, no rewrites.
API integration, caching, pagination, offline sync, analytics, validation — all in shared Kotlin code.
Platform-specific UIs that look and feel native — SwiftUI for iOS, Jetpack Compose for Android.
Clean separation of shared logic and platform UI — designed for maintainability and incremental scaling.
Monthly retainers covering iOS/Android updates, feature additions, and shared logic improvements.

A grocery delivery startup needed iOS and Android apps with real-time tracking, order sync, and inventory management — two platforms, same business logic underneath.
We built with Kotlin Multiplatform — shared business logic for order management, inventory sync, and analytics. SwiftUI for iOS, Jetpack Compose for Android. 75% code shared across platforms.

A courier company needed iOS and Android delivery apps with live GPS tracking, proof-of-delivery, and offline capability — complex shared workflows across both platforms.
Kotlin Multiplatform for shared tracking logic, offline queue, and sync. SwiftUI and Compose UIs. Result: 70% code shared, single source of truth for delivery state.
We build on KMP with confidence — Google officially supports it for production Android/iOS development.
We've shipped KMP apps to production — we know the real-world edge cases and best practices.
We design for code sharing from day one — clean separation of shared logic and platform UIs.
Can add KMP to existing Android apps gradually — no big rewrite needed, lower risk.
Map shared vs platform-specific code, design the KMP layer, decide on incremental vs greenfield approach.
Clean Kotlin business logic layer — API, caching, validation, analytics, database. Platform-agnostic.
iOS team builds SwiftUI, Android team builds Jetpack Compose — both consume the same shared Kotlin layer.
Unit tests on shared logic, integration tests across both platforms, profiling for performance.
App Store and Play Store submission, then grow shared logic as new features land.
We reply within 24 hours with an honest estimate and timeline — no obligation.