About – Open Mobile Hub

Open Mobile Hub (OMH) is an open-source project hosted by the Linux Foundation , designed to provide a unified framework for mobile app development.

OMH acts as an abstraction layer above various Software Development Kits (SDKs), standardizing and simplifying how applications interact with underlying services, regardless of the service provider. By aligning with the Linux Foundation’s mission of fostering innovation and removing boundaries, OMH leverages the power of open source to reduce complexity, encourage flexibility, and drive technological advancement in the rapidly evolving landscape of mobile and web services.

Developers and providers can even extend OMH’s functionality with custom plugins. Find it on GitHub.

Contributing Organizations

Open Mobile Hub would like to thank Amaze, BharOS, Futurewei, MeetKai and Squid for their contributions, community participation and support.

Governance

The Open Mobile Hub project is governed by the Technical Steering Committee (TSC), who are responsible for technical oversight of the project as laid out in the charter.

Current members of the TSC can be found in the openmobilehub/governance section on Github. The TSC meets in public, and meetings are announced with an issue on the repository. All meeting minutes are published there.

The TSC can form subcommittees for detailed discussion of issues. Currently there are no active subcommittees.

Open Mobile Hub is a Linux Foundation Project.