We’re the Kotlin Multiplatform Experts
Multiplatform mobile app & software development services
Recognized by the Global Community
Touchlab regularly organizes and presents at engineering conferences. JetBrains invited us to speak at KotlinConf 2018 (1300 attendees from 52 countries) about our multiplatform efforts.
Introducing our Latest KMP E-Book
Introducing our Newest Service
The Touchlab Refactory
A new incremental refactoring service enabled by Kotlin Multiplatform.
Better code – Better test coverage – Better architecture
Reimagined Multiplatform Mobile App Development
Multiplatform mobile app development experts, Touchlab helps your mobile engineering team ship features faster, increase efficiency, and future-proof your products and processes.
Multiplatform Mobile App Development
Multiplatform Change Management
Mobile Innovation Audit
Product Design & Definition
Multiplatform Software Development Agency
Trusted by Leading Engineering Teams
We’ve helped our client partners solve difficult mobile software challenges for over 9 years
We are proud to be one of the mobile development agencies certified by both Google and JetBrains.
Over 9 years of mobile engineering and design excellence have earned us the honor of being one of the few multiplatform mobile app development agencies certified by Google and JetBrains in US. Our team is made up of designers, engineers and product managers that have experience building successful mobile products. We use this experience to accelerate our clients' successes.
Dive Deeper: Featured Insights
Understanding and Configuring your Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile Test Suite
Writing tests is part of every developer’s day-to-day routine. They help you write better and more reliable code. In addition, they can verify that your code does what it was supposed to do, and your changes haven’t introduced bugs. In this article, I’ll show you how to configure the test suite from your KMM project.
Kermit and Crashlytics
Kermit is a Kotlin Multiplatform logging library. The log is configured on each platform to write to various, potentially platform-specific, outputs, but can be called from shared “common” Kotlin code. Crash reporting tools like Crashlytics allow you to get error reports from remote devices running your software.
KMM Memory Model – when to switch?
Touchlab will be defaulting to the “new” memory model for anything that’s in dev and/or not hitting production for a few months. That decision will be reviewed if there’s some wild performance issue or bug, but otherwise, we’re just doing it.