Getting started
There are many ways to get started with Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile. You can follow our step-by-step guides, browse the samples, or start using KMM in your existing projects. This page is designed to help you choose what works best for you.
If you want to start from scratch:
Check whether your environment is set up correctly.
Use the IDE wizard to create your first KMM application.
Play around with it and explore its configuration.
Check out our hands-on tutorial and take your first application to the next level with networking and data storage.
If you already have a mobile application and want to make it multiplatform, learn how to integrate KMM in an existing application. You will understand which parts of your application to share and find instructions on how to make your application work well on both iOS and Android.
If you want to dive deeper into KMM, you can:
Dig through the open-source KMM samples for inspiration.
Read more about the main Kotlin/Native concurrency concepts. Kotlin/Native is a technology used for compiling iOS binaries, and its memory management model is a common pitfall for KMM newbies.
Browse through the Kotlin Multiplatform technology documentation for an advanced Multiplatform Gradle DSL configuration guide, publishing instructions, and other useful information.