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Get Involved
The KDE Connect project welcomes contributions to improve its design, usability, speed, and device availability.
About Get Involved
This page explains how to contribute to KDE Connect, a project that lets devices communicate with each other. It covers contributions to design, usability, speed, and the number of platforms the software supports. Contributors can work on code for the Linux, Windows, macOS, Linux Mobile, Android, and iOS versions, or on non-programming tasks such as bug triage, translation, documentation, promotion, and wiki updates.
The page describes how to join the community through Matrix, Telegram, or the project mailing list, and how to submit patches on GitLab. It also notes that contributors work on the project in their free time, so reviews can take time and patches often need several rounds of changes. Building the iOS version for physical devices requires App Store team membership or an Apple entitlement, while simulators can be used for testing.
Key features
- Contribution paths for developers, translators, testers, writers, and promoters
- Source builds described for Linux, Windows, macOS, and Android
- Development guidance for C++ and QML, Java, and Swift codebases
- Patch submission through GitLab with a template selection step
- Bug triage work on misfiled, duplicated, or invalid Bugzilla reports
- Junior Jobs on the project workboard with extra starting guidance
Best for: Contributors with basic programming knowledge who want to work on KDE Connect, as well as people without programming skills who want to help with translation, bug triage, documentation, or promotion.
Good for
- The community states that it welcomes new contributors.
- Several communication channels are listed for asking questions.
- Non-programming tasks are available for people who do not code.
Watch out for
- Patch reviews may take some time because contributors work on the project in their free time.
- Building for physical iOS devices requires App Store team membership or an Apple entitlement.
- Running the Android app in an emulator requires an advanced networking setup.
Get Involved at a glance
- Category
- Development › Developer News & Communities
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, Linux, macOS, Web, Windows
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Get Involved FAQ
How do I submit a code change?
Patches are submitted on GitLab. Select the most relevant template, and you do not need to assign reviewers because the developers are subscribed to notifications.
Where can I ask questions before contributing?
You can ask questions in the KDE Connect Matrix channel (#kdeconnect:kde.org), on Telegram, or through the KDE Connect mailing list.
Do I need programming experience to contribute?
You need a basic understanding of programming concepts, and the rest can be learned by doing. Experience with Android or Qt is beneficial but not required. Tasks such as translation and bug triage do not require programming.
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