We don’t have any solid plans at the moment.
Due to Apple’s stringent yet (often) nebulous and arbitrary policies about the apps they allow into the App Store, we have concluded that — at this time — it would be too risky to spend the time and resources to develop an iPhone version of the Zorin Connect app.
There’s a high likelihood that Apple may reject it due to the app being made for Linux desktops only, which is a platform we don’t believe they care much about supporting. In addition, the iPhone’s app development APIs give more limited access to the phone than on Android, so there won’t be a way of replicating many of the features found on the Zorin Connect Android app on iOS.
As a result, we’ve decided to focus our development efforts on Android, which is a more open platform for apps and is more popular than iOS.
However, it’s looking like Apple’s stranglehold over app distribution is currently being contested by antitrust committees, so a change here might make it more likely for us to develop an iPhone app in the future.