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# Kotlin

The database and other services we do provide have REST API on top of it. So each interaction and much more are available using our robust API. (Please check the API documentation section). Even though working with API can be less joyful than having a well-prepared SDK (Software Development Kit) for your programming language. For this reason, we provide ready-to-production SDKs that allow you to quickly handle your tedious tasks and focus more on your app.

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Currently, we are in the **exploring** phase. Please refer to the [Roadmap](https://docs.codemash.io/roadmap#release-phases) "Release phases" section for more information.


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