https://www.cnet.com/news/i-cant-take-macs-and-ipads-being-split-anymore/

Apple gave us the message clearly, in case you were curious. iOS and Macs are not fusing. OK. Tim Cook said this before, and Apple's Craig Federighi clearly declared this on stage at this year's Apple WWDC conference, taking a specific moment to even put a big sign up: No.

What will happen, over time, is that iOS apps will make their way onto Macs, thanks to a new common development platform. Some app cross-pollination will occur. Apple used this new unified system to port the iPhone's Stocks and Voice Memos app to the iPad and the Mac. And now, it's letting third-party developers do that, too. That should make it easier for more iOS apps to make their way to the Mac, which not coincidentally, is getting a spruced up App Store, too.