I have no affiliation with the service, but I assume that:
1. They're small
2. They're new
3. Their team has more experience developing for Apple devices, thus it was quicker to release for those devices first before tackling Windows, Android, and/or Linux.
What they could do in the meantime is create a web-based tool to generate configurations for OpenVPN and/or Wireguard, like Mullvad does.
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Then... May I ask why only Apple devices are officially supported right now？
I have no affiliation with the service, but I assume that:
1. They're small
2. They're new
3. Their team has more experience developing for Apple devices, thus it was quicker to release for those devices first before tackling Windows, Android, and/or Linux.
What they could do in the meantime is create a web-based tool to generate configurations for OpenVPN and/or Wireguard, like Mullvad does.