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Cross-platform

9 organizations list Cross-platform as a topic. Together they took 243 accepted projects from 2016 to 2026.

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In GSoC 2026

6

of 9 organizations

Contributors in 2026

30

2.6% of all slots

Projects since 2016

243

27 per organization

First cycle

2016

Latest 2026

Organizations

9

All cycles

Organizations listing Cross-platform

Per cycle

  7. 6
  11. 6
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Organizations listing Cross-platform per cycle
Organizations
20161
20173
20185
20194
20205
20215
20226
20233
20245
20253
20266

Accepted projects at those organizations

Per cycle

  6. 36
  11. 30
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Projects at organizations listing Cross-platform per cycle
Projects
20163
201715
201819
201928
202031
202136
202235
202320
202435
202521
202630

OFTEN LISTED WITH

Topics these organizations also list

Programming3Mobile2Programming languages2Developer tools2App development2Desktop2Bots1Chat1Enterprise1Full stack web and mobile1Great developer tooling1Group chat1High quality codebase1Integrations1

COMMON STACK

What Cross-platform organizations build with

JavaScript6C++5Python4C4TypeScript3iOS3Node.js3Electron2React Native2Android2CMake2CSS1

GSOC 2026

6 organizations in Cross-platform this cycle.

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2026 organizations listing Cross-platform
OrganizationStack20262016–26CyclesProjectsSave
ZulipEnd user applications
PythonJavaScript+81111/11146
MetaCallProgramming languages
PythonJavaScript+865/1125
JoplinEnd user applications
ReactNode.js+655/1122
CJavaScript+333/117
SwiftProgramming languages
LLVMC+++639/1129
NeovimEnd user applications
CPython+525/1110

EARLIER CYCLES

3 organizations not in 2026.

Earlier organizations listing Cross-platform
OrganizationStack20262016–26CyclesProjectsSave
Godot EngineEnd user applicationsLast in 2022
OpenGLGitHub+8–5/1127
BeeWare ProjectProgramming languagesLast in 2018
PythonAndroid+4–2/115
wxWidgetsProgramming languagesLast in 2017
C++GTK++2–1/112

Organizations count toward every topic they list. Participation history is not a prediction of selection. Official GSoC archive