iOS holds a smaller share of Pakistan's smartphone market than Android. But that share skews toward a specific kind of customer. iPhone users in Pakistan tend to spend more, both inside apps and on the products those apps sell. If your business targets that higher-spending segment, skipping iOS has a cost. You skip the customers most likely to convert. It also matters for businesses with international users, where iPhone ownership runs much higher.
Apple reviews every app before it reaches the App Store, and that review is stricter than Google's. Apps get rejected for design inconsistencies, unclear privacy practices or rough edges that Android would happily let through. We build with those standards in mind from the very first screen. Not as a last-minute fix before submission. That approach is why our iOS apps clear review on the first attempt far more often than not.