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Overview
Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) is a production-ready, open-source technology developed by JetBrains that enables developers to share Kotlin code across Android, iOS, desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux), web, and server platforms from a single codebase. Reaching stable status in November 2023, KMP compiles to platform-native binaries without runtime bridges or virtual machines, delivering native performance on each target. Developers may share only isolated business logic or leverage Compose Multiplatform to share up to 100% of their app code including UI. A core design principle is incremental adoption—teams can introduce shared modules alongside existing native codebases without full rewrites. KMP has official Google endorsement for Android-to-iOS sharing, with Jetpack libraries migrated to KMP-ready artifacts. Used by over 20,000 companies, including Netflix, McDonald's, Forbes, and Google Workspace, KMP usage among developers more than doubled year-over-year from 7% in 2024 to 18% in 2025.