If you intend to develop standalone iOS apps, then you don't need cross platform support. In such case, I think it is easier to write in C (or Objective C?) which call libj.dylib or even static linked J into the apps. As such apps do not have a J Session window therefore not classified as general programming language apps that prohibited by AppStore.
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