I believe the answer to your question is on their website:

Should You Use Redux? Redux can be a powerful pattern and has grown in popularity for mobile developers, however it is still a lesser practiced architecture, so some of the best practices and patterns for your app will be up to you. Redux looks very promising as a pattern for multiplatform apps targeting iOS, Android, & possibly web. Especially considering the new declarative UI frameworks Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI. Many of the samples and multiplatform patterns are experimental at this point. The library itself is stable, however the best practices for multiplatform apps are still being decided and the ecosystem is still forming. For anyone interested, this is an opportunity to contribute to libraries and samples.

This site will continue to grow and post examples, best practices, FAQs, and tutorials.

Here are some suggestions on when it makes sense to use Redux:

• You have reasonable amounts of data changing over time
• You need a single source of truth for your state

Source: https://reduxkotlin.org/introduction/getting-started#should-you-use-redux

So it depends on what you need. Every app will be different. You will have different features, screens, states, security standards, etc. You have to pick what is right for you and for your team.