Kotlin
Multiplatform
Contest
Organized by the
Kotlin Foundation
Calling all students and recent graduates: Join the Kotlin Multiplatform Contest and win a trip to KotlinConf 2025!
Have you tried building projects with Kotlin Multiplatform? Kotlin Multiplatform lets you create apps for Android, iOS, desktop, web, and server – all with shared Kotlin code!
Try the technology and showcase your skills and creativity by building a cross-platform project using Kotlin Multiplatform. Submit your project to our contest for a chance to win one of three trips to KotlinConf 2025 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Authors of all other valid entries will receive Kotlin souvenirs!
Read the complete rules
Submit your project
Contest start date
September 9,
2024
36 days left
Submission deadline
January 14,
2025
Winners announced
January 24,
2025
Win a trip to KotlinConf 2025
If your entry is one of the top three, you’ll win a trip to KotlinConf on May 21–23, 2025, with travel and hotel costs covered, courtesy of the Kotlin Foundation. Winners will also receive cool Kotlin swag.
Kotlin Multiplatform experts from JetBrains will be hosting monthly live Q&A sessions to ensure you get the guidance you need. Stay tuned for more details in our Slack channel.
Join the conversation on SlackYour project must
- Use Kotlin Multiplatform and run on at least two platforms.
- Be created specifically for this contest. You cannot submit more than one project.
- Cover any topic of your choice, showcasing creativity and Kotlin Multiplatform’s capabilities.
- Not be a template or “Hello World”.
- Not be a library.
- Be submitted via a GitHub link.
- Include a comprehensive README file and clear installation instructions on how to launch the project on all targets and how to try key features.
- Be in English.
You must
- Be at least 18 years old.
- Be enrolled or have been enrolled in an accredited educational program within the last 12 months.
- Join the contest Slack channel for updates.
Helpful materials
Kotlin Multiplatform official documentation
PeopleInSpace – multiplatform sample projects
More samples of multiplatform projects
Compose Multiplatform – a video tutorial
Winners of the previous Kotlin Multiplatform Contest
The contest is organized by the Kotlin Foundation
The Kotlin Foundation is a non-profit corporation responsible for promoting and advancing the development of the Kotlin programming language and ecosystem. We want more students to get hands-on experience with Kotlin Multiplatform, try out its capabilities, and join our community.
Find more about the Kotlin Foundation