No. This is an outdated perception that originates from the early years of Maven, when the app was initially available only on iOS. Today, Maven is fully supported on both iOS and Android platforms. Over the years, the ecosystem has expanded significantly, and Android has become a major focus for new capabilities and compatibility with newer DJI drone models. Maven continues to support legacy drones across both platforms while introducing modern mission planning features, improved flight control systems, and advanced waypoint functionality. The Android apps, including Maven and Maven EVO, play an important role in driving innovation for newer drones, while the iOS version remains actively maintained and optimized for stability and compatibility. As a result, Maven should be considered a cross-platform DJI mission planning ecosystem rather than an iOS-only application. The ecosystem is further complemented by MavenRoute, a web-based mission planning platform that allows users to design and preview missions on desktop before flying them with the Maven mobile apps.