Top Projects for Advanced Compose 2026

Advanced Compose was full of lessons and practical exercises, so the final project was just the cherry on top. It wasn't required, all those projects were a voluntary contribution to the community. Let's review the best of those projects!

TilingLayout is a multiplatform Compose layout for displaying components on resizable panes. I actually consider using it in one project together with Nav3 🤔 Amazing work!

Code 👉 https://github.com/sbusceti/TilingLayout

It is possible to make Infinite Grid with zero recompositions while scrolling? Shamil Giylmetov shows that, together with proper micro-modular architecture and Nav3 in this amazing project.

Code 👉 https://github.com/shamil-RS/MicroMod

Time for an Android application for renting properties. RentFlow is a production-grade offline-first landlord app built with Jetpack Compose and Clean Architecture. It covers the full property management workflow: tenant CRUD, month-by-month payment ledger with partial-payment tracking, overdue detection, automated monthly payment generation, and a reports screen with per-tenant reliability scoring. The dashboard features a custom pure-Compose bar chart (no third-party canvas), and the navigation adapts between BottomBar and NavigationRail based on window size class. A solid showcase of MVI, Room, Hilt, WorkManager, and DataStore all working together.

Code 👉 https://github.com/gllokesh/RentFlow-android

BARshopper is a simple project showing how to easily use Nav3 with list/detail pane + transition animations, together with some other amazing Android features, including barcode scanning, movableContentOf or LazyColumn with different item types.

Code 👉 https://gitlab.com/krzysztof.cieslewicz1/barshopper

A nice simple application that shows good architecture, nice usage of coroutines and Compose.

Code 👉 https://github.com/Danny-Boie/TogetherDashboard

This list is not complete, there were other projects, but I couldn't present them all. Great kudos to all the heroes who decided to make ambitious projects for their own learning and for sharing them with the community.