Browse Kotlin Multiplatform libraries

Enhances Jetbrains/Jetpack Compose applications with dynamic theming, supporting system dark mode and Material You Dynamic Color, while providing fallback themes for older environments.

Offers design presets for Toast and SnackBar components, utilizing Compose framework. Integrates modified code from the androidx repository for enhanced multi-platform UI development.

Implements a design system in shared code, currently in an experimental stage for testing purposes.

Server-side rendering library builds dynamic UI and forms for client projects. Converts JSON responses into UI components like forms, lists, and validates inputs including email and phone.

Offers customizable squircle shapes for UI components, integrating with themes for consistent styling. Features corner smoothing, multiplatform support, and canvas drawing capabilities for enhanced design flexibility.

Enhances toggle switch functionality with customizable options, including switch size, colors, icons, and corner radius. Offers `CustomSwitch` and `SectionSwitchView` components for detailed UI customization.

Library facilitates creation of Typography from font names or FontFamily for Android and Compose Multiplatform, enhancing customization and consistency in design projects.

Features a collection of easy-to-use wheel pickers, including text, number, and time pickers, enhancing user interface components with customizable options and visual selections.

Cross-platform UI library facilitating theme management and toast notifications. Utilizes a wrapper for unified rendering and supports platform-specific initialization centers for streamlined UI exception handling.

Enhances UI development by offering a set of Material 3 themes, facilitating the creation of visually consistent and modern interfaces across multiple platforms.

Simplifies creation of onboarding experiences with pre-built UI components and utilities, offering customization, cross-platform support, and enhanced user engagement for mobile applications.

Supports cross-platform development with shared codebase for web, desktop, Android, and iOS applications. Provides platform-specific folders for targeted code implementation. Includes experimental Compose/Web support.

Enhances mobile applications with customizable theme system bars, enabling seamless integration and modification of status bar themes for both Android and iOS platforms.

Shared UI Compose code library for creating unified interfaces across Android, iOS, and Desktop applications, facilitating consistent design and functionality implementation.

Offers an embeddable code editor with syntax highlighting and editing capabilities, suitable for integrating into applications needing text editing features.

Enhances Android app development by implementing Material Design principles, serving as a replacement for the Design Support Library, and ensuring a reliable, beautiful interface.

Highly customizable date and time picker library offers beautiful, Material Design 3 compliant components. Features include multiple themes, formats, easy configuration, validation support, and state management.

Offers an uncompleted library or project setup focused on a material design theme, with pending sections for installation and licensing details.

Port of the `@radix-ui/colors` npm package, enabling use of a comprehensive color system for UI design and development.

Enhances a library for creating Cupertino-style interfaces with automated builds for faster releases, updated for compatibility with newer versions and features. Available on Maven Central.

Building a flexible cross-platform SDK with modern architecture, shared UI components, comprehensive testing, and CI/CD integration. Ideal for creating robust libraries with platform-specific implementations and performance monitoring.

Customizable wheel pickers enable interactive date, time, and datetime selection with a simple implementation interface and various formatting and styling options.

Enhances app interfaces with dynamic color support, light and dark themes, and Material 3 design principles. Offers easy customization for consistent aesthetics on Android 12+ and Windows.

Cross-platform project facilitating shared UI development for Android and iOS, featuring common and platform-specific folders for code structure, supporting both SwiftUI and Compose integrations.

Shared UI components and scaffolding for cross-platform apps, common/target-specific source layout, Koin DI bootstrap, sample app and build/run guidance, modularization helpers.

Foundation for highly stylable, extensible design systems: structured token and component style management, hierarchical overridable declarative styles with cross-references, integrated caching and StyleValues code-generation.

Opinionated Compose UI utility collection featuring a compact Autocomplete component with state helpers, simple suggestion filtering, and reusable, highly-specialized components for rapid integration.

Comprehensive error-handling toolkit offering rich, actionable exceptions with UI metadata, centralized internationalized error catalog, and composable UI components for consistent, severity-aware error presentation.

Flexible, customizable modal component offering animated transitions, background blur/tint/scale, stacking multiple modals, gesture-driven dismissal, flexible positioning and visibility-ratio state for fine-grained control.

Real-time video conferencing SDK offering drop-in UI, customizable components, screen sharing, recording, chat, participant management, breakout rooms, polls, pagination, and self-hosting support.