Pioneers in Kotlin Multiplatform
We were early adopters of Kotlin Multiplatform at a time when most teams were still skeptical about production readiness.
Whether you’re starting a KMP project from scratch or migrating an existing app, stability is guaranteed.
Our iOS developers work in Kotlin Multiplatform as well!

Types of KMP Development Services
Cross-platform API integration
We build a shared Kotlin Multiplatform logic layer for iOS and Android, covering authentication, payments, analytics, and core business logic.
This ensures consistency across platforms, fewer integration issues, and faster QA cycles in enterprise environments.
Platform-Specific UI/UX Design
Native user experience is preserved on both iOS and Android while shared logic runs in Kotlin Multiplatform.
This allows enterprise teams to meet strict UX expectations per platform without maintaining two separate backend implementations.
Native Feature Integration
Platform-specific capabilities such as push notifications, GPS, camera, biometrics, and sensors are implemented natively where needed.
This ensures full device functionality while maintaining shared business logic across iOS and Android.
Kotlin Multiplatform Consulting & Migration
Support for teams adopting KMP or scaling existing implementations in enterprise environments, including integration into ongoing mobile projects, migration from native or cross-platform codebases, stabilization of architecture in projects with increasing delivery risk, and enabling in-house teams or external partners to work effectively with Kotlin Multiplatform.
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FAQ
We don’t “replace” your architecture, we integrate into it.
Our approach is to first isolate high-risk or high-duplication areas (typically networking, auth, and core domain logic), and introduce KMP incrementally. This avoids platform disruption and ensures your existing iOS and Android teams can continue shipping without blocking each other.
Most importantly, our engineers already have experience working in enterprise KMP setups and Adding KMP to an Existing Native App, so we don’t experiment on production systems.
That’s a common situation.
We include iOS developers who already know Kotlin Multiplatform, so they act as a bridge between shared Kotlin logic and native iOS implementation.
This significantly reduces friction in:
- debugging shared modules
- integrating KMP frameworks into Xcode projects
- aligning platform expectations
Your existing iOS team does not need to become KMP experts to stay productive.
We prevent this by:
- clearly defining what belongs in shared logic vs native layers
- keeping UI fully native and independent
- ensuring each platform team retains ownership of its delivery pipeline
- using engineers who have already worked in parallel iOS/Android enterprise setups
This structure prevents “shared layer bottlenecks” that typically happen in inexperienced KMP adoption.
Yes. Our engineers are used to embedding directly into existing delivery environments, including Jira workflows, sprint rituals, CI/CD pipelines, and code review standards.
We align with your architecture decisions instead of forcing a new one, which is especially important in enterprise systems where stability matters more than experimentation.
Our engineers approach it as an architecture decision with long-term impact.
We started working with KMP when it was still unclear if it was production-ready, which means we built real experience in early enterprise setups, and refined stable architectural patterns over time.
Beyond delivery, we’ve also worked as KMP consultants for teams adopting or scaling Kotlin Multiplatform, helping them design architecture and stabilize existing implementations.
Our team also includes iOS developers who already know Kotlin Multiplatform, which is genuinely rare.
We do not force everything into shared code.
Features like:
- push notifications
- biometrics
- GPS and sensors
- camera and device APIs
are implemented natively where appropriate, while KMP handles shared business logic above them.
This hybrid approach ensures you don’t lose platform-specific performance or UX quality.
In many cases, it is not, and that’s expected.
We first evaluate:
- coupling between current modules
- API layer stability
- duplication across platforms
- testability of business logic
Then we introduce KMP only where it reduces complexity, not where it increases it. In some cases, we first stabilize the architecture before introducing shared layers.
We enforce:
- strict shared module boundaries
- clear API contracts between layers
- documentation of shared logic ownership
- and cross-platform understanding through engineers who have worked on both sides
Having iOS developers who understand KMP is especially important here, it prevents misunderstandings between Swift and Kotlin implementations.
Yes, but only when structured correctly.
We design KMP setups so that:
- multiple teams can work in parallel without blocking
- shared logic does not become a dependency bottleneck
- platform teams remain autonomous
- and CI/CD pipelines support independent delivery
This is especially important in mid-to-large enterprise products where multiple releases happen in parallel.










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