cross platform
adj.adj. describes software or hardware that can work on different types of computers or operating systems. You use this when an app works on both a phone and a laptop.
adj. referring to software, hardware, or digital content that is compatible with multiple operating systems or hardware architectures. Typically used attributively before a noun.
This cross-platform app works on both Android and iPhone.
The development team chose a cross-platform framework to ensure the game would launch simultaneously on PC, console, and mobile devices.
Modern software architecture increasingly prioritizes cross-platform compatibility to maximize user reach and reduce the overhead associated with maintaining separate codebases for different environments.
A compound formed from the preposition cross, denoting movement or extension over a boundary, and the noun platform, referring to a specific computing architecture. The term emerged in the 1980s as standardisation became a commercial necessity.
Typically placed before the noun it modifies.