There's really not many non trival ui samples for CMP posted online and I wanted to show you can build relatively fancy samples in cmp just as easily as expo people on x

Web Demo

Targets Android, iOS, and desktop (JVM).

iOS even has a second app with native iOS glass ui components embedded the compose views.

Code: https://github.com/luca992/flighty-cmp

This app was made almost entirely by an agent with little supervision in the background while I worked my actual job.

I don't condone building apps this way. I did not review the code, I take no ownership of it, and you absolutely should not use it.

This is just a proof of concept that you can build native multiplatform apps just as quickly, maybe even quicker, without bundling a JS runtime with expo/react native.

Ps. Tried out kotlin-toolchain for the first time in here too .. it's a bit buggy but I liked it way more than I thought I would. Looking forward to using it more

Hi everyone! 👋

​I'd like to share an open-source side project I've been developing called AnvilAI — a native Android client designed to run Large Language Models (LLMs) completely on-device without relying on cloud APIs or external servers.

​Most mobile AI wrappers require cloud subscriptions or send user data to remote servers. I wanted to build something native, fast, private, and secure for Android devices.

​Key Features:

​Vulkan GPU Acceleration: Built with a C++ NDK engine layer to leverage mobile GPUs for real-time token generation.

​100% Offline & Private: Zero cloud dependency and zero telemetry. Your prompts and outputs never leave your device.

​Encrypted Storage: All local chat history and settings are encrypted at rest using SQLCipher.

​Modern UI: Built 100% in Jetpack Compose (Material 3) with clean architecture (Hilt, Coroutines, Flow).

​Source Code & Download:

The project is 100% open-source! You can check out the source code, inspect the architecture, or download the pre-built APK from the GitHub Releases tab here:

​https://github.com/denizaydogan1902/AnvilAI

​I would love to get your thoughts, UI/UX feedback, or ideas for future updates. Feel free to leave a star ⭐️ on GitHub if you find it useful!

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Hey y'all,

What would you tell someone starting a new or migrating existing project to KMP?

Some requirements. Zero loading states, possibly with a offline sync engine. Native views. Fast with delightful UI animations. Live data through websockets.

Just seen it's been published. Still unlisted, but visible.

I run a super minimal artix linux setup with hyprland and have setup the official kotlin lsp (vscode one) with neovim