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Build a new Android app (Kotlin, Compose) around a verified LiteRT model using the CompiledModel API - the app architecture, the inference-layer lifecycle rules, model delivery, and the UI traps that masquerade as model bugs. Use when turning a converted and device-verified model
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Build a new Android app (Kotlin, Compose) around a verified LiteRT model using the CompiledModel API - the app architecture, the inference-layer lifecycle rules, model delivery, and the UI traps that masquerade as model bugs. Use when turning a converted and device-verified model into a demo or product app, when an app's inference layer leaks memory or blocks the UI, or when a model that verified clean looks wrong inside an app.
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CompiledModel app scaffolding
An app around a verified model is done when three things hold, in this order:
- the app reproduces the model recipe's verification numbers on the accelerator the recipe verified — before any UI exists,
- inference is confined and leak-free: one dispatcher owns the model, every buffer is closed, benchmarks include the readback,
- the inference code is liftable — another app could take the helper file unchanged.
Scope: this scaffolds a new app from a model recipe. Migrating an
existing TFLite Interpreter app to CompiledModel is a different task with
its own skill, litert-compiled-model-migration. LLMs are served through
the LiteRT-LM Engine rather than raw CompiledModel —
samples/litert/text_to_speech_lm is the reference for that case;
everything below is the non-LLM CompiledModel app.
Step 0: prove parity before building UI
The first milestone has no UI: a bare harness that loads the .tflite,
runs the recipe's verification input on the target accelerator, and
reproduces the numbers recorded in the recipe README (correlation,
residency). If they do not reproduce, stop — that is an
on-device-verification problem, and no amount of app code fixes it.
Only then build the ViewModel and the screen.
The shape
One sample = one standalone Gradle project, four layers:
app/src/main/java/<pkg>/
<Task>Helper.kt inference infra: owns the CompiledModel and its
buffers; pre/post-processing; NO Android UI types
MainViewModel.kt state machine: drives the helper on a confined
dispatcher, exposes UiState
UiState.kt one immutable data class
MainActivity.kt ComponentActivity + setContent, nothing else
view/ Screen.kt, Theme.kt, Color.kt — Compose only
app/src/main/res/values/ strings.xml etc. — no UI strings in Kotlin
The worked example of the full shape is
samples/litert/image_segmentation/kotlin_cpu_gpu/android (litert 2.3.0: the
GPU accelerator ships in litert-gpu, so declare litert:2.3.0 and
litert-gpu:2.3.0; without the second the runtime logs GPU accelerator could not be loaded and registered and a GPU + CPU set runs on the CPU — Galaxy
S26. The sample keeps Kotlin 2.2.21 with -Xskip-metadata-version-check;
the 2.3.0 classes carry Kotlin 2.4 metadata). The layer
boundary that matters most is the helper's: pre/post-processing is part of
the model contract (it must match what the recipe exported against), so it
lives with the model, not in the screen. Reusable inference code is worth
more than UI polish — a reader will lift <Task>Helper.kt and delete the
rest.
Inference-layer rules
- One serial dispatcher owns the model.
Dispatchers.IO.limitedParallelism(1, "ModelDispatcher")in the helper (the named form needs kotlinx-coroutines 1.9+;litert-api2.3.0 pulls in 1.8.0); create, run, and close the model only insidewithContext(modelDispatcher)— it serializes calls without pinning a thread. Not a bare executor in the Activity, and never the main thread. - Buffers are created once, reused every frame, and closed.
TensorBufferisAutoCloseable; forgetting the buffers leaks native memory even when the model itself is closed. Close inonCleared()on the dispatcher of rule 1 (viewModelScopeis already cancelled there, so alaunchnever runs). The vendoredCompiledModelRunner(below) gets the buffer lifecycle right. run()enqueues; the readback waits.run()may return before the GPU finishes — the output read is the synchronization point. Benchmark run + readback together, neverrun()alone.- Warm up once at init. The first GPU inference includes shader compilation. Run one inference on dummy input right after create, so the first user action is not the compile, and no first-run number ever gets quoted as latency.
- Ask for the strict accelerator the recipe verified.
Accelerator.GPUalone makescreatethrow when the GPU cannot take the graph (KotlinLiteRtExceptionFailed to compile model, Galaxy S26, litert 2.2.0 and 2.3.0). Surface it as a visible error and route it back to the model recipe; do not paper over it with a CPU fallback that makes a slow app look like a working one. The exception: a node the delegate declines while building (TopK requires src tensor C dimension to be divisible by 4, 2.2.0 and 2.3.0 wheels on a Mac) runs on the CPU with only a log line — also read the runtime'soperations will run on the GPUline. - Stateful and multi-graph models: move references, not data. Feed
step N's output buffers as step N+1's inputs (buffer ping-pong)
instead of copying state through the host. When one app creates many
CompiledModels (pipelines, chunked models), create oneEnvironmentand pass it to everyCompiledModel.createcall, and close per-run buffers. AnEnvironmentcreated and closed per model reloads the GPU accelerator library each time (one reload aborted the process, once in 50 loads, Galaxy S26, litert 2.2.0). Treat the GPU program-cache option (GpuOptionskeySERIALIZE_PROGRAM_CACHE) as untested per device, and note that the compiler-cache environment option targets NPU JIT, not GPU shader caching.
Vendor the helpers, don't rewrite them
utilities/common/kotlin/ holds the canonical copies of the code every
app needs and every app gets subtly wrong when written from scratch:
| File | What it provides |
|---|---|
CompiledModelRunner.kt | the buffer lifecycle of rules 2–3 (its factories take no Environment; create the model yourself when rule 6 applies) |
ImageTensor.kt | Bitmap → float tensor; mean/std, NCHW/NHWC, RGB/BGR, letterbox with coordinate mapping back |
AudioCapture.kt | 16 kHz mono AudioRecord loop delivering float chunks |
RealtimeCameraPipeline.kt | CameraX capture → pooled Bitmap incl. rotation |
MathOps.kt | softmax, argmax, IoU, NMS |
Vendor a copy with utilities/tools/sync_common.py --apply (it writes the
provenance line), keep model-specific values in constructor arguments, and
fix bugs in the canonical first — --check is the drift gate (exit 1 on a
diverged copy). The
preprocessing arguments are the model contract: a wrong mean/std or
RGB/BGR looks exactly like a broken model, and it is the first thing to
diff against the recipe's export script when app output is subtly wrong.
Model delivery
Weights are never committed.
- Bundleable models: fetch at build with a
download_model.gradle(Hugging Face URL →assets/), and setandroidResources { noCompress += "tflite" }(Kotlin DSL) so the asset stays mmappable. Worked example:samples/litert/image_segmentation/kotlin_cpu_gpu/android. - Models too big to bundle: stage into the app's private
filesDirwith aninstall_to_device.sh(adb pushto/data/local/tmp, thenrun-as <pkg> cp, debug builds only), and load with the from-file path. Worked example:samples/litert/text_to_speech/kotlin_cpu_gpu/android.
Link the model recipe (models/<family>/<model>/) from the app README;
conversion and verification scripts belong to the recipe, not the app.
UI traps that masquerade as model bugs
- The tiny-output trap.
Image(contentScale = Fit)withfillMaxWidth()inside averticalScrollrenders the bitmap at native pixel size: with no height constraint the row is exactly as tall as the bitmap and Fit never upscales, so a 256-px model output looks broken on a 1080-px screen. Drop the scroll and give each imageweight(1f)in the Column. - Audio I/O belongs to the ViewModel. Mic capture and
AudioTrackplayback run on their own serial dispatcher in the ViewModel, not the model's (a blockingAudioRecord.readloop would hold inference); the screen only requests permission (rememberLauncherForActivityResult) and renders state. For file input useOpenDocumentwith audio MIME types — the photo picker cannot see audio. - A "slow model" is often the UI thread. If the app stutters, check that every helper call site goes through the ViewModel's dispatcher before profiling the model — a verified model that benchmarked fine in step 0 did not get slower by being in an app.
Output layout
samples/litert/<task>/kotlin_cpu_gpu/android/
app/src/main/java/... the four layers above
app/download_model.gradle or install_to_device.sh at the app root
README.md what it demos, which model recipe it consumes,
device + accelerator it was verified on
State the device the app was verified on, the same way the model recipe does. An app README that names no device inherits none of the recipe's verification.
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name: compiled-model-app-scaffolding
description: Build a new Android app (Kotlin, Compose) around a verified LiteRT model using the CompiledModel API - the app architecture, the inference-layer lifecycle rules, model delivery, and the UI traps that masquerade as model bugs. Use when turning a converted and device-verified model into a demo or product app, when an app's inference layer leaks memory or blocks the UI, or when a model that verified clean looks wrong inside an app.
---
# CompiledModel app scaffolding
An app around a verified model is done when three things hold, in this order:
1. the app reproduces the model recipe's verification numbers on the
accelerator the recipe verified — **before any UI exists**,
2. inference is confined and leak-free: one dispatcher owns the model,
every buffer is closed, benchmarks include the readback,
3. the inference code is liftable — another app could take the helper
file unchanged.
Scope: this scaffolds a **new** app from a model recipe. Migrating an
existing TFLite Interpreter app to CompiledModel is a different task with
its own skill, `litert-compiled-model-migration`. LLMs are served through
the LiteRT-LM Engine rather than raw CompiledModel —
`samples/litert/text_to_speech_lm` is the reference for that case;
everything below is the non-LLM CompiledModel app.
## Step 0: prove parity before building UI
The first milestone has no UI: a bare harness that loads the `.tflite`,
runs the recipe's verification input on the target accelerator, and
reproduces the numbers recorded in the recipe README (correlation,
residency). If they do not reproduce, stop — that is an
`on-device-verification` problem, and no amount of app code fixes it.
Only then build the ViewModel and the screen.
## The shape
One sample = one standalone Gradle project, four layers:
```
app/src/main/java/<pkg>/
<Task>Helper.kt inference infra: owns the CompiledModel and its
buffers; pre/post-processing; NO Android UI types
MainViewModel.kt state machine: drives the helper on a confined
dispatcher, exposes UiState
UiState.kt one immutable data class
MainActivity.kt ComponentActivity + setContent, nothing else
view/ Screen.kt, Theme.kt, Color.kt — Compose only
app/src/main/res/values/ strings.xml etc. — no UI strings in Kotlin
```
The worked example of the full shape is
`samples/litert/image_segmentation/kotlin_cpu_gpu/android` (litert 2.3.0: the
GPU accelerator ships in `litert-gpu`, so declare `litert:2.3.0` and
`litert-gpu:2.3.0`; without the second the runtime logs `GPU accelerator could
not be loaded and registered` and a GPU + CPU set runs on the CPU — Galaxy
S26. The sample keeps Kotlin 2.2.21 with `-Xskip-metadata-version-check`;
the 2.3.0 classes carry Kotlin 2.4 metadata). The layer
boundary that matters most is the helper's: pre/post-processing is part of
the model contract (it must match what the recipe exported against), so it
lives with the model, not in the screen. Reusable inference code is worth
more than UI polish — a reader will lift `<Task>Helper.kt` and delete the
rest.
## Inference-layer rules
1. **One serial dispatcher owns the model.**
`Dispatchers.IO.limitedParallelism(1, "ModelDispatcher")` in the helper
(the named form needs kotlinx-coroutines 1.9+; `litert-api` 2.3.0 pulls in
1.8.0); create, run, and close the model only inside
`withContext(modelDispatcher)` — it serializes calls without pinning a
thread. Not a bare executor in the Activity, and never the main thread.
2. **Buffers are created once, reused every frame, and closed.**
`TensorBuffer` is `AutoCloseable`; forgetting the buffers leaks native
memory even when the model itself is closed. Close in `onCleared()` on
the dispatcher of rule 1 (`viewModelScope` is already cancelled there, so
a `launch` never runs). The vendored `CompiledModelRunner` (below) gets
the buffer lifecycle right.
3. **`run()` enqueues; the readback waits.** `run()` may return before
the GPU finishes — the output read is the synchronization point.
Benchmark run + readback together, never `run()` alone.
4. **Warm up once at init.** The first GPU inference includes shader
compilation. Run one inference on dummy input right after create, so
the first user action is not the compile, and no first-run number
ever gets quoted as latency.
5. **Ask for the strict accelerator the recipe verified.**
`Accelerator.GPU` alone makes `create` throw when the GPU cannot take
the graph (Kotlin `LiteRtException` `Failed to compile model`, Galaxy S26,
litert 2.2.0 and 2.3.0). Surface it as a visible error and route it back
to the model recipe; do not paper over it with a CPU fallback that makes a
slow app look like a working one. The exception: a node the delegate
declines while building (`TopK requires src tensor C dimension to be
divisible by 4`, 2.2.0 and 2.3.0 wheels on a Mac) runs on the CPU with only
a log line — also read the runtime's `operations will run on the GPU` line.
6. **Stateful and multi-graph models: move references, not data.** Feed
step N's output buffers as step N+1's inputs (buffer ping-pong)
instead of copying state through the host. When one app creates many
`CompiledModel`s (pipelines, chunked models), create one `Environment`
and pass it to every `CompiledModel.create` call, and close per-run
buffers. An `Environment` created and closed per model reloads the GPU
accelerator library each time (one reload aborted the process, once in 50
loads, Galaxy S26, litert 2.2.0). Treat the GPU program-cache option
(`GpuOptions` key `SERIALIZE_PROGRAM_CACHE`) as untested per device, and
note that the compiler-cache environment option targets NPU JIT, not GPU
shader caching.
## Vendor the helpers, don't rewrite them
`utilities/common/kotlin/` holds the canonical copies of the code every
app needs and every app gets subtly wrong when written from scratch:
| File | What it provides |
|---|---|
| `CompiledModelRunner.kt` | the buffer lifecycle of rules 2–3 (its factories take no `Environment`; create the model yourself when rule 6 applies) |
| `ImageTensor.kt` | Bitmap → float tensor; mean/std, NCHW/NHWC, RGB/BGR, letterbox with coordinate mapping back |
| `AudioCapture.kt` | 16 kHz mono `AudioRecord` loop delivering float chunks |
| `RealtimeCameraPipeline.kt` | CameraX capture → pooled Bitmap incl. rotation |
| `MathOps.kt` | softmax, argmax, IoU, NMS |
Vendor a copy with `utilities/tools/sync_common.py --apply` (it writes the
provenance line), keep model-specific values in constructor arguments, and
fix bugs in the canonical first — `--check` is the drift gate (exit 1 on a
diverged copy). The
preprocessing arguments **are** the model contract: a wrong mean/std or
RGB/BGR looks exactly like a broken model, and it is the first thing to
diff against the recipe's export script when app output is subtly wrong.
## Model delivery
Weights are never committed.
- **Bundleable models**: fetch at build with a `download_model.gradle`
(Hugging Face URL → `assets/`), and set `androidResources { noCompress +=
"tflite" }` (Kotlin DSL) so the asset stays mmappable. Worked example:
`samples/litert/image_segmentation/kotlin_cpu_gpu/android`.
- **Models too big to bundle**: stage into the app's private `filesDir`
with an `install_to_device.sh` (`adb push` to `/data/local/tmp`, then
`run-as <pkg> cp`, debug builds only), and load with the from-file path. Worked example:
`samples/litert/text_to_speech/kotlin_cpu_gpu/android`.
Link the model recipe (`models/<family>/<model>/`) from the app README;
conversion and verification scripts belong to the recipe, not the app.
## UI traps that masquerade as model bugs
- **The tiny-output trap.** `Image(contentScale = Fit)` with
`fillMaxWidth()` inside a `verticalScroll` renders the bitmap at native
pixel size: with no height constraint the row is exactly as tall as the
bitmap and Fit never upscales, so a 256-px model output looks broken on
a 1080-px screen. Drop the scroll and give each image `weight(1f)` in
the Column.
- **Audio I/O belongs to the ViewModel.** Mic capture and `AudioTrack`
playback run on their own serial dispatcher in the ViewModel, not the
model's (a blocking `AudioRecord.read` loop would hold inference); the screen
only requests permission (`rememberLauncherForActivityResult`) and
renders state. For file input use `OpenDocument` with audio MIME types
— the photo picker cannot see audio.
- **A "slow model" is often the UI thread.** If the app stutters, check
that every helper call site goes through the ViewModel's dispatcher
before profiling the model — a verified model that benchmarked fine in
step 0 did not get slower by being in an app.
## Output layout
```
samples/litert/<task>/kotlin_cpu_gpu/android/
app/src/main/java/... the four layers above
app/download_model.gradle or install_to_device.sh at the app root
README.md what it demos, which model recipe it consumes,
device + accelerator it was verified on
```
State the device the app was verified on, the same way the model recipe
does. An app README that names no device inherits none of the recipe's
verification.
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