Dan Tech Academy is an online learning platform that teaches Vietnamese developers how to build and publish mobile apps using Kotlin, Flutter, and AI coding agents. The instructor is Dan Tech, a Senior Android Engineer, who has built apps with over 10M downloads and $100K+ in ad revenue.

Learning through tutorials often stops at demo apps, while AI agents can write code quickly but may deviate from architecture. Each course here is based on a real codebase running on Android and iOS, with each lesson having specific goals, output products, and practical checklists.

Mobile Action Pro: 114 lessons, two tracks. Engineer Builder covers Kotlin Multiplatform, Clean Architecture with 4 layers, cross-platform data stacks, and Swift interoperability on a production app. Indie Builder moves from identifying worthwhile problems, offering, paywalls, subscriptions to an app generating revenue on the store.

Kotlin Mobile 101: Kotlin, Compose Multiplatform, MVVM, Koin, and State Machine, build a TicTac app running on Android and iOS.

Flutter Mobile 101: Dart, widgets, MVVM, and DI, build a TicTac app using Flutter on Android and iOS.

Learning with AI agents: each lesson has a copy Markdown button to paste into Claude Code, Cursor, or ChatGPT. Students create a Dan Tech MCP token for the agent to read the lessons, reference course knowledge while coding their own projects, and track their progress.

Open to everyone: bilingual technical blog in Vietnamese and English about Android, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, and AI workflows; Android Roadmap 2026 with 5 stages; Kotlin and Python playgrounds running directly in the browser.

For developers who want to transition to mobile, Android developers looking to move to Kotlin Multiplatform, and those who want to create indie apps with revenue.

Getting started: open dantech.academy on your computer or phone, log in with email, Google, or GitHub, and read the introductory lessons for all three courses. The English version is available at dantech.academy/en.

Key differences: lessons are written for both human and AI agents to read (Markdown version and MCP server), learning on a production codebase instead of sample projects, and the instructor has independently shipped apps to the store.