Kotlin Multiplatform Development

Kotlin Multiplatform App Development

Share business logic between Android and iOS with Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) — one tested core for data, networking and rules, with native or shared UI on each platform, connected to your back end or Odoo.

For businesses that need Android and iOS apps without two separate codebases, teams with an existing Android app to bring to iPhone, and companies that want consistent business rules on every platform.

Kotlin · Android · iOS · Compose Multiplatform where it fits

What we deliver

  • Architecture for shared and platform code
  • Shared business logic and data layer
  • Native or shared UI per platform
  • APIs and Odoo / ERP integration
  • Testing on Android and iOS
  • Store releases and ongoing support
Share what makes sense: we decide per feature what to share and what to keep native.
13+Years of company experience
KotlinShared across platforms
Android + iOSOne core, two apps
V8–V20Odoo integration expertise

Trusted by businesses in retail, textile, distribution, services and the public sector

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The Two-Codebase Problem

Why Teams Choose Kotlin Multiplatform

Building the same app twice creates cost, drift and delay. These are the problems KMP helps solve.

The same logic written twice

Android and iOS teams re-implement identical rules.

With Kotlin Multiplatform: Business logic written and tested once in Kotlin.

Platforms drift apart

Prices, validations or calculations differ between apps.

With Kotlin Multiplatform: One shared core keeps behaviour consistent.

Features ship at different times

One platform always waits for the other.

With Kotlin Multiplatform: Shared code lets both apps move together.

An Android app with no iOS version

Rebuilding for iPhone looks like starting over.

With Kotlin Multiplatform: Existing Kotlin logic can move into a shared module.

Cross-platform apps that don’t feel native

Some frameworks compromise the platform experience.

With Kotlin Multiplatform: Native UI where it matters, shared UI where it fits.

Integration code duplicated

API and sync logic is maintained in two places.

With Kotlin Multiplatform: One shared networking and data layer.
The Basics

What Is Kotlin Multiplatform?

Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) is a technology from JetBrains for sharing Kotlin code across platforms such as Android and iOS. Teams write common business logic, networking and data handling once, and keep platform-specific code — including the user interface, if they choose — native on each platform.

Not sure KMP is right for you? Compare options on our Android, iOS and hybrid app pages.

Shared
Business logicNetworkingData & storage
Android
Native UIPlatform APIs
iOS
Native UIPlatform APIs
Optional
Compose MultiplatformShared UI
Services

Kotlin Multiplatform Development Services

From new cross-platform apps to sharing code in existing ones.

New KMP Apps

  • Android and iOS from one core
  • Architecture planned up front
  • Store-ready releases

Android to iOS Expansion

  • Move existing logic to shared code
  • Build the iOS app on top
  • Keep the Android app stable

Shared Business Logic

  • Rules, pricing and validation
  • Offline data and sync
  • One set of tests

Native & Shared UI

  • Jetpack Compose on Android
  • SwiftUI on iOS
  • Compose Multiplatform where it fits

Odoo & ERP Integration

  • Shared API client
  • Orders, stock and customers
  • Secure authentication

Back End & APIs

  • REST APIs
  • Push notifications
  • Admin panels

KMP Architecture Review

  • Assess an existing codebase
  • Plan what to share
  • Migration roadmap

Maintenance & Upgrades

  • Kotlin and library updates
  • New OS version support
  • Feature enhancements
One Core, Two Apps

Share Logic, Keep the Native Experience

With Kotlin Multiplatform, the parts of your app that should behave the same everywhere are written once. The parts users see and touch can stay fully native, so each app still feels right on its platform.

  • Shared data models and business rules
  • Shared networking and API client
  • Shared local storage and sync
  • Native Android and iOS interfaces
  • Platform features accessed natively
Kotlin Multiplatform app development for Android and iOS
What to Share

What Can Be Shared With Kotlin Multiplatform?

A typical split. We agree the exact boundaries during architecture design.

LayerShared or native?Notes
Business logic & rulesSharedCalculations, validation, workflows
Networking & APIsSharedOne client for your back end or Odoo
Data models & storageSharedLocal database, caching and sync
AuthenticationMostly sharedPlatform secure storage used natively
User interfaceNative or sharedNative UI, or Compose Multiplatform where it fits
Device featuresNativeCamera, payments, notifications, sensors
Our Process

How We Build Kotlin Multiplatform Apps

Six steps from idea to two live, supported apps.

1

Discovery & Scope

Goals, users, features and integrations defined.

Why it matters: The right first release.

You get: A feature scope and roadmap.

2

Architecture Design

Shared and platform boundaries planned.

Why it matters: Code sharing without compromise.

You get: An architecture plan.

3

UX & UI Design

User flows and screens for Android and iOS.

Why it matters: Each app feels native.

You get: Approved designs.

4

Shared Core & Apps

Shared Kotlin modules plus Android and iOS apps built in cycles.

Why it matters: Both platforms progress together.

You get: Working builds.

5

Testing

Shared-code tests plus device testing on both platforms.

Why it matters: Consistent, stable behaviour.

You get: A release candidate.

6

Release & Support

Google Play and App Store releases, then updates.

Why it matters: A smooth launch and a healthy app.

You get: Two live apps and an update plan.

Have an Android app already?

We’ll assess how much can be shared with iOS.

Discuss Your KMP Project
Choosing an Approach

Kotlin Multiplatform vs Other Options

We recommend the approach that fits your app, team and roadmap.

Maximum control

Two native apps

  • Separate Android and iOS code
  • Best platform fit
  • Highest build and maintenance effort
  • See iOS and Android
One codebase

Hybrid apps

  • Single codebase and UI
  • Fast to reach both stores
  • Some platform trade-offs
  • See hybrid apps
Balanced

Kotlin Multiplatform

  • Shared logic, native feel
  • Consistent rules on both platforms
  • Gradual adoption possible
  • Strong fit for existing Kotlin apps
Technology

The KMP Technology We Use

Modern Kotlin tooling across shared and platform code.

Shared Kotlin

The common core.

Kotlin MultiplatformCoroutinesKtorkotlinx.serializationSQLDelight

Platforms

Native apps on top.

Jetpack ComposeSwiftUICompose MultiplatformAndroid StudioXcode

Integration & release

Connecting and shipping.

REST APIsOdoo APIGoogle Play ConsoleApp Store Connect
Odoo V8–V20 — one shared API client for the Odoo version you run
Case Studies

Projects With Customer-Facing Apps

Business platforms where apps connect customers to the back office.

Pharmacy retail

Dawatech

Saudi Arabia, Jordan & Egypt · Odoo 16
Challenge
Branches handled pricing, refunds and cashier sessions differently across three countries.
Solution
One bilingual Odoo 16 platform with POS, B2B ordering and a consumer app.
Scope & technology
Consumer appOdoo 16EN / AR
Outcome
Live in three countries on one platform.
Read the case study →
Fashion retail

Koskii

India · 22 stores
Challenge
Separate systems caused interoperability problems and limited customization.
Solution
Odoo recommended as one platform for accounting, sales, purchasing and POS.
Scope & technology
RetailPOSOdoo
Outcome
One platform in place of separate software.
Read the case study →
Why MP Technolabs

Why Choose MP Technolabs for Kotlin Multiplatform?

Mobile developers who know both platforms and the business systems behind them.

13+ years in businessA company track record in software projects.
Kotlin expertiseShared modules and native Android.
iOS know-howSwift and SwiftUI on top of shared code.
Pragmatic sharingShared where it helps, native where it matters.
ERP-connected appsOne shared client for Odoo and your back end.
Quality built inShared tests plus device testing.
Iterative deliveryWorking builds on both platforms, early.
Long-term supportKotlin, library and OS updates.
Cost

How Much Does Kotlin Multiplatform Development Cost?

We estimate after understanding your scope. The main factors are:

FactorWhy it matters
Features & screensSize of the build
Shared vs native UIAmount of platform-specific work
Existing codeNew app or extending an Android app
Back endNew APIs or existing systems
IntegrationsOdoo, ERP, payments, maps
Offline needsLocal storage and sync
SupportUpdates after launch
Timeline

How Long Does It Take?

The timeline depends on scope. The main drivers are:

  • Number of features and screens
  • How much UI is shared
  • Existing Android code to reuse
  • Back-end and integration work
  • Testing and store review on two platforms

We often launch a focused first version and add features in later releases.

Client Feedback

What Our Odoo Clients Say

Real words from real clients.

I’ve tried many partners, but I feel trust and experience with only the MP Technolabs team.
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MohamadSeven Dimension, Kuwait
I appreciate working with the team — they delivered the project successfully.
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Sonu TekwaniShree Mahadev Tex Fab Pvt Ltd
I’ve never seen responsiveness like the MP Technolabs team provides — 24/7 support, they’re always there.
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FAQ

Kotlin Multiplatform FAQs

What businesses ask before choosing Kotlin Multiplatform.

What is Kotlin Multiplatform used for?

It is used to share code such as business logic, networking and data handling between Android and iOS apps, while keeping native platform code where it is needed.

Does Kotlin Multiplatform share the user interface too?

It can. You can keep fully native UI on each platform, or share UI with Compose Multiplatform where it fits. We decide per project and per screen.

Will a KMP app feel native on iPhone?

Yes, if the UI is built natively with SwiftUI or carefully with shared UI. Because only the chosen layers are shared, the iOS app can follow Apple’s design conventions.

How is KMP different from hybrid frameworks?

Hybrid frameworks usually share one codebase including the UI. KMP shares Kotlin code selectively and keeps native platform code, which gives more control over the platform experience.

Can we add iOS to our existing Android app with KMP?

Often yes. Existing Kotlin business logic can be moved into shared modules step by step, and the iOS app built on top. We assess the codebase first.

Do we have to share everything from day one?

No. KMP can be adopted gradually, starting with one module such as networking or data, and extended over time.

Can a KMP app integrate with Odoo?

Yes. We build a shared API client that connects to Odoo, so both Android and iOS apps read and update the same data.

Can the app work offline?

Yes. Shared local storage and sync logic can keep key data available offline and synchronise when a connection returns.

Do you publish to Google Play and the App Store?

Yes. We prepare both releases and work with you through store review. Apps are published under your developer accounts.

How do you test KMP apps?

Shared code is covered by one set of tests, and each app is tested on real Android and iOS devices before release.

Do you provide maintenance after launch?

Yes. We keep Kotlin, libraries and both platforms up to date and add new features.

Will you sign an NDA?

Yes. We keep project information confidential and can sign an NDA before discussing your app in detail.

How is the app’s source code licensed?

The code we develop is licensed to you for use in your business. Licence terms are set out in the contract before development starts.

How long does Kotlin Multiplatform development take?

It depends on features, shared vs native UI, existing code and integrations. You receive a timeline after the discovery phase.

How much does Kotlin Multiplatform development cost?

It depends on features, UI approach, existing code, back end, integrations, offline needs and support. Request an app estimate.

Build Once, Ship Twice

Ready to Share Code Between Android and iOS?

Tell us about your app idea or existing Android app. We’ll show you what can be shared and plan both apps.

Need a web or desktop solution? See custom application development.