Internal use only. KontextKit is not a standalone library. It exists so that Kontext's iOS SDKs (sdk-swift, sdk-react-native, sdk-flutter) can share the same underlying code instead of re-deriving it three times.
KontextKit ships as two products. KontextKit holds the shared primitives (device info, privacy, StoreKit, UI); KontextKitOM adds IAB Open Measurement with the bundled OMSDK_Kontextso.xcframework and is taken only by the SDKs that measure with OMID (CocoaPods: subspec KontextKit/OMSDK).
If you're building an app, install one of the Kontext SDKs instead — it will pull KontextKit in transitively. See the Kontext Swift SDK docs for the integration guide.
Apache 2.0. See LICENSE.