Android and iOS versions
The product has both platforms and a meaningful amount of rules, data, validation or API integrations are shared.

We help decide whether Kotlin Multiplatform is worth using, what should be shared between platforms and how to introduce KMP without unnecessary technical overhead.
Shared business logic
Data layer and APIs
Native UI where it matters
Gradual integration into an app
Technology
Kotlin Multiplatform lets teams share part of the Kotlin code between Android, iOS and other platforms. In production mobile projects, shared code most often covers business logic, data layer, models, validation and API integrations, while UI can remain native for each platform.
When KMP fits
The product has both platforms and a meaningful amount of rules, data, validation or API integrations are shared.
A shared module pays off most when the product will be developed and maintained over time.
KMP can be added in stages, for example as a shared module for the data or business layer.
What we deliver
We evaluate how much logic is worth sharing, what the boundaries are and where KMP would make development harder.
We design and implement a Kotlin shared module for models, data layer, validation or API integrations.
We prepare Android and iOS integration while keeping build, testing and release flow clear.
KMP stack for shared logic
What makes this service distinct
This is not a broad mobile app page or a native Android audit page.
KMP and mobile experience
Telco / Android / KMP
Môj Orange
Telco / Android / KMP
Experience with Android development and Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile in a demanding telco product where shared logic only makes sense with clear boundaries.
Shared logic / API / data layer
AM Soft mobile architecture
Shared logic / API / data layer
We treat KMP as an architecture tool for sharing rules and data layer, not as an automatic replacement for native development.
Foundation for a realistic multiplatform design
Production Android experience
Foundation for a realistic multiplatform design
A strong Android base helps decide what should remain platform-specific and what should move into shared Kotlin code.
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We identify product parts that are the same for Android and iOS and are worth sharing.
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We separate business logic from UI and platform integrations that should remain native.
03
We start with a small module and expand only after the value is proven.
FAQ
KMP is worth considering when the product needs Android and iOS and has enough shared logic to justify it. If platforms are very different or the app is only a short prototype, KMP may not be the best choice.
Yes. The safest start is a separate shared module for part of the business logic or data layer, then gradually checking whether KMP really helps the project.
In some cases yes, but it is not required and not always the best solution. For business products, sharing logic while keeping native UI often makes more sense.
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