>Android takes longer to develop >iOS is easier to develop These are old myths. Yes, in some cases iOS has an easier time, in other cases, it's a PITA. Where

>Android takes longer to develop >iOS is easier to develop These are old myths. Yes, in some cases iOS has an easier time, in other cases, it's a PITA. Where you have IntelliJ editor and gradle build system on android, you have XCode and uhhhh whatever they call that system. I find Android is easier to develop if you have general development skills/knowledge, while iOS requires more iOS specific skills and knowledge. But, to get to your question, the answer is the most common one: it depends. What is the app? Who is your target audience? Where is your target audience? What's your funding/features/monetisation/timeline like? Where are you located and where are you going to hire? Why not try Flutter? Sometimes it might seem "Oh yeah iOS user spend more and is easier to develop" but then you end up on a wild goose chase for skilled iOS developers who won't turn your codebase into trash and then dealing with apple's ecosystem regarding testing, purchases, releasing and all that comes with it. But similar problems can come up with Android too so in the end it just really depends on the answer to above questions.