About the service
I build mobile applications on Kotlin Multiplatform so business logic lives in one place and works everywhere. Networking, data models, validation, caching, and application behavior rules are extracted into shared Kotlin modules that iOS and Android use identically. Instead of writing the same feature twice and watching the two versions diverge, you get a single source of truth, tested once, and equally reliable on both platforms. This is where duplication disappears.
What I never sacrifice is the feel of native. The interface stays native to each platform: SwiftUI or UIKit on iOS, Jetpack Compose or classic views on Android, connected to shared core through clean platform bindings. Users get familiar gestures, animations, and system integrations, and you stop paying twice for the plumbing underneath. I configure Gradle, structure KMP modules, and set expect/actual boundaries so the project is comfortable to maintain.
Work typically includes architecture design, writing shared modules, building bindings, and handing over a build both teams can run immediately. One codebase for logic, nativity where it matters.
What I never sacrifice is the feel of native. The interface stays native to each platform: SwiftUI or UIKit on iOS, Jetpack Compose or classic views on Android, connected to shared core through clean platform bindings. Users get familiar gestures, animations, and system integrations, and you stop paying twice for the plumbing underneath. I configure Gradle, structure KMP modules, and set expect/actual boundaries so the project is comfortable to maintain.
Work typically includes architecture design, writing shared modules, building bindings, and handing over a build both teams can run immediately. One codebase for logic, nativity where it matters.
