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Kotlin Multiplatform, Compose Multiplatform, Firebase, RevenueCat, Ktor, Koin, Room, and GitHub Actions for CI/CD.

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Indie developers, small teams, and mobile engineers who want to build Android and iOS apps quickly using Kotlin Multiplatform.

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KMPShip gives you more than just boilerplate. It’s a complete, launch-ready foundation. It includes a paywall that converts, a polished onboarding flow, and a growing set of reusable UI components. You get a built-in design system, a clean architecture used in real-world apps, and everything already wired up: authentication, payments, notifications, local storage, and CI/CD. With KMPShip, you can focus on building your features instead of setting things up.

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KMPShip combines the flexibility of Kotlin Multiplatform with the structure of a real production app. It’s not just a code starter, but a full setup with clean architecture, ready-to-use UI components, a working paywall, and an onboarding flow that fits real-world use cases. KMPShip helps you go from idea to income by giving you the tools to build, ship, and monetize your app faster.

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I've been building mobile apps for the past 15 years, across startups, agencies, and larger teams.

No matter the company or the project, I always found myself doing the same thing over and over: configuring dependencies, setting up auth, building UI foundations…

After doing this more times than I can count, I finally decided to stop reinventing the wheel. That's why I created KMPShip:

• Save time and focus on the features
• Skip the boring setup like auth, payments, store publishing, and more
• Help developers like me grow their apps into something that earns

KMPShip is here to save you time and help you launch what matters.