Kotlin Multiplatform

This is for building cross-platform Kotlin apps that share business logic (and optionally UI) across Android, iOS, desktop, and web. You get expect/actual for platform-specific bits, Ktor for networking, SQLDelight for local storage, and Compose Multiplatform if you want shared UI. The approach is pragmatic: share what makes sense (repositories, models, API calls) and go native where it matters. It's less magic than Flutter, more type-safe than React Native, and lets you write Kotlin everywhere. Best for teams already invested in Kotlin or building apps where business logic complexity justifies the shared code overhead.