It's pretty unsavory how everybody talks about #MarketPlaces when it comes to platforms for distributing apps. I guess because of #DMA. But it's important to take a step back and appreciate that like many other #FOSS platforms #FDroid is not a maket place, it's a #commons.
@uniqx Presumably you're aware that F-Droid has a strict policy of not allowing apps that are built with non-free software (using the Free Software Foundation definition)? Can iOS apps be built with fully #FOSS build tools?
@kiwix I don't think they can. So chances are there'll never be a true equivalent of the f-droid.org repo for iOS. It's really up to apple and legislators at this point. But with some compromise on tooling-freedom there's still a lot of potential for improving user freedom.
I've built an experimental prototype web-app for browsing #FDroid repositories. It only comes with a very limited set of features, but I'm quite happy how it turned out so far.