iOs only. Making app that works on all type of Android devices is so time consuming. In the end its not even worth it. Im writing on iPad so I will keep it short. Android users dont pay. They try to find free version of your app, hack, manipulate or some other nasty stuff. Ios people are far more likely to buy and behave. I launched my app ios only and then built android app only to pull it off market. You end up spending time answering people who wants to buy they say, but will tease you and ask silly pre sales qurstion
I build (mostly) iOS apps as a freelance developer. From my perspective, I've had clients successfully gage product-market fit with just iOS, so as to not double costs building and subsequently altering both. It's cheaper, and as grezql says, it's simpler/cleaner.
This certainly depends on your business strategy and preference though, there are lots of good reasons to build for android, even first. But if you have done the business calculus and think you can get away with just an iOS build, you probably can.
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