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Is Kotlin Multiplatform actually worth it for you?
Eight questions about your codebases, the platforms you owe, and how your team works. You get a score and a straight read on whether a migration would pay for itself. It is the free version of the first week of an Architecture Review, and it can absolutely come back telling you not to bother.
1. How many codebases do you maintain for the same product?
2. How often does the same feature get built more than once?
3. Do the platforms drift out of sync between releases?
Different behaviour, different bugs, or one platform a release behind.
4. Is there a platform you owe but have not shipped?
Android TV, Apple TV, desktop, or web.
5. How much of your app is business logic rather than platform UI?
6. Where are you with Kotlin Multiplatform today?
7. How big is the team on these clients?
8. Is there an agreed way the team uses Claude or Codex?
Not whether people use them. Whether the team has agreed what they may touch.
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Answer the rest and your result appears here. No email required to see it.
Why we give this away
Most of the cost of adopting Kotlin Multiplatform is spent before anyone writes shared code, in decisions that are expensive to reverse. Teams that work through these eight questions arrive at a first conversation already knowing what they are asking us. The ones who score low do not become clients, and that is fine: we would rather not take an engagement that should not exist.