Releasing an Android, iOS, and macOS app with KMP

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FitFlow is a Kotlin Multiplatform app shipping on Android, iOS (SwiftUI) and macOS (Compose Multiplatform JVM) and it reaches stores after solving signing, double provisioning for embedded JVM, Apple notarization via the notary CLI and upload with transporter. A blocked SQLite native library caused sandbox failures until the native dylib is bundled and signed per-arch; Compose plugin tweaks remove an unintended Intel requirement. Release is automated with GitHub Actions and uses Firebase + CrashKiOS, Sentry and Kermit for monitoring.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:10Android distribution
3. 2:37iOS release process
4. 4:46Mac OS distribution challenges
5. 8:18Notarization
6. 10:47Mac App Store steps
7. 13:54Sandboxing issues
8. 18:08Native libraries
9. 21:46Monitoring and crashes
10. 25:30Internationalization
11. 29:29Key takeaways
12. 32:01Automation

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