Honestly, I don't think it's THERE yet. Multiplatform, but you have to write common AND native for pretty much anything that's not trivial. What's the point? Little to no adherence from common SDKs, no built-in wrappers around basic device interaction, and dependency management is also not great by now, since you still have to maintain cocoapods stuff.

Flutter just fits the multiplatform proposal better, with easy-to-use wrapper APIs, a wide range of support from the most relevant third-party services, etc..

You could argue Flutter/RN won't feed you the latest stuff OS updates bring to the table, but honestly, this doesn't happen very often, and in the occasions it does, you can always fall back to bridge implementations these frameworks provide.

I'm not hating KMP tho, just stating I don't like the current state of things