I’ve dabbled in trying to run iOS apps on Android, and let me tell you, it’s a bit of a headache. I gave iEMU a shot, which is one of the few iOS emulators for Android. While it does technically install and mimic a basic iOS environment, the performance was far from ideal.
Most real-world iOS apps wouldn’t even launch, and even if they did, the experience was laggy on my mid-range phone. It felt more like a tech demo than something you’d use regularly.
Honestly, emulating iOS on Android just isn’t mature enough yet for real-world use. It’s not stable, and if you’re looking to run apps connected to Apple services, you’ll probably run into issues. It’s really more of a proof-of-concept than a functional solution for running actual apps.