Kotlin Multiplatform Development & Solutions

Intobi’s Kotlin Multiplatform development projects share one business-logic codebase across iOS and Android while keeping fully native interfaces. A full-cycle team, one point of contact, and Kotlin Multiplatform app development scoped to your product roadmap.
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10+

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100+

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Native interface design that sits on top of the shared Kotlin layer.
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A lean first mobile release to validate the product before the full build.

Segments We Build For

Industry icon Fintech
Shared Kotlin logic keeps payment rules, ledgers, and security checks identical on iOS and Android – one audited implementation instead of two divergent ones.
Industry icon Healthcare
Patient records, consent flows, and clinical calculations live in one reviewed codebase, while each platform keeps its own native accessibility behaviour.
Industry icon Logistics
Route updates, offline sync, and driver workflows behave the same in every cab. Kotlin multiplatform mobile development keeps field apps consistent on weak networks.
Industry icon SaaS Platforms
Add a mobile companion to your web product without a second backlog: business rules are shared once, and native interfaces keep each store’s users comfortable.
Industry icon Retail & Commerce
Pricing, promotions, and checkout rules stay in sync across both apps, so a campaign goes live at the same moment for every customer.
Industry icon Marketplaces
Two-sided products need buyer and seller apps that agree. Kotlin multiplatform app development lets both share matching, messaging, and payout logic.

Related Stack

The Kotlin Multiplatform tools and frameworks our engineers use to ship shared logic and native UI.

Kotlin Development Services

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Why Teams Choose Intobi for Kotlin Multiplatform

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Track record since 2017
A Kotlin Multiplatform development team serving growing businesses worldwide.
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Independently recognized
Clutch Global 2024 honoree and Clutch Champion 2023 for software development.
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Dedicated team, one owner
Specialists on board full-time, with a single point of contact from kickoff on.

How We Build With KMP

Five stages of a Kotlin Multiplatform development project, from start to release.

Discovery

Step 1

Scope and code audit
We review your goals, existing iOS and Android code, and compliance needs, then map what belongs in the shared layer.

Architecture

Step 2

Shared module design
We design the Kotlin module – data, networking, business rules – and the boundaries your native apps call into.

Shared logic

Step 3

Business logic build
Engineers build and test the shared logic once, with code review at every merge so both platforms stay in step.

Native UI

Step 4

Platform interfaces
iOS and Android each get a native interface on top of the shared layer – see native app development services.

QA and release

Step 5

QA, release, support
Automated and manual QA run against both builds before store submission, then we stay on for monitoring, fixes, and iterations.

Selected Client Work

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What Our Clients Say

“Their management and staff are very responsive. Intobi has proved to be an efficient partner for the client, as they’ve met the deadlines and stuck to the estimates. Their team is highly responsive, and the quality of their resources is impressive.”

Anonymous Director of Solution Delivery, Software Solutions Company

“The impact to our business has been enormous now that Intobi is on board. Intobi has freed up tremendous time at the firm, allowing them to focus on other projects. Intobi’s owner is passionate about his business and his clients, going the extra mile to ensure satisfaction and quality.”

Alex Joy VP, Cloud Infrastructure

“Communication was very easy, and they got things done on time. Thanks to Intobi, the client managed to meet their goals. The team communicated frequently and accomplished tasks in a timely manner. They were also flexible in terms of adjusting to the business’ needs. Overall, it was a seamless and successful partnership.”

Ronan Wogan Director, MyRunResults.com

Kotlin Multiplatform Development FAQs

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How does Kotlin Multiplatform differ from Flutter or React Native?
Flutter and React Native ship their own UI layer. Kotlin Multiplatform mobile development shares business logic only – the interface stays native. More on Multi platform app development.
Is Kotlin Multiplatform worth it for our business?
It pays off when the same product ships on iOS and Android and keeps evolving: one shared logic layer means one fix instead of two, with native interfaces untouched. For a single-platform, short-lived app, going native alone is usually simpler.
Is Kotlin Multiplatform suitable for enterprise-grade or regulated applications?
Yes. Shared Kotlin modules compile to native binaries, so nothing interpreted sits between your code and the platform. Regulated teams also gain one auditable implementation of business rules, validation, and encryption instead of two that drift apart.
Can our existing native iOS/Android apps be migrated incrementally to KMP?
Yes, and that is the usual path. We audit the current codebase, move one low-risk area such as networking or data models into a shared Kotlin module, and ship it inside your live apps. Each release shifts more logic across – no rewrite required.
What does a dedicated Kotlin Multiplatform development team include?
A Kotlin Multiplatform development team engagement typically pairs Kotlin engineers on the shared module with iOS and Android developers on the native interfaces, plus UI/UX design, QA, and a project manager, the mix scales with scope.
How is code quality and QA handled in cross-platform KMP projects?
Shared logic is covered by unit tests that run against both the iOS and Android targets, so a single suite validates one implementation. Interface and device testing stays per platform, and every commit passes code review and automated CI checks.