dipa-studio/ios-sweet is an experimental project that brings up an XNU kernel and an iPhone X-era iOS 16 userland together on the Redmi Note 10 Pro (sweet, SM7150). The userland is the layer above the kernel where apps and system programs run. According to the repository description, the device boots to the home screen, and touch and basic screen interaction are possible. There are no separate releases; the repository's implementation language is Python and the license is MIT.
This project is an operating-system porting experiment that runs XNU and the iOS userland together on an Android device. Because it covers the boot path and per-device kernel work, its aim is not a mere screen mock-up but the initial bring-up of real hardware. The README describes the state reached through home-screen boot and input handling, so you can see how far the work actually continues on the device. That said, the work is limited to the Redmi Note 10 Pro, and no information is given that the same result was achieved on other devices.
The README states that wireless communication, audio, camera, sensors, graphics processing and security features are missing. The installation process includes a partition that erases user data, so a backup is required before applying it. The scope described by the project is not an operating system for everyday use but a hardware initial bring-up experiment. Its current value therefore lies less in being an iOS alternative than in demonstrating the per-device boot and kernel porting process.