Husk

Updated Oct 18, 2026

Husk
Husk iOS 15.5+
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iOS: iOS 15.5+
Updated: Oct 18, 2026
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Husk is an iOS app that provides a way to run Android apps and games on an iPhone. The current official release, Husk 3.0, adds a redesigned library, a console-style home screen, expanded Android compatibility, and PS4 support.

Depending on the title, Husk uses a translation layer or runs a full Android system in QEMU. Both Android runtimes require JIT, and compatibility varies by app or game. Husk does not turn Android software into native iOS apps or change the iPhone’s operating system. The project documents iOS 27 behavior, and the Husk download listing has the current build details.

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Android apps and games on iPhone

Husk provides a full-screen environment for selected Android software, with support depending on the title’s architecture and runtime needs.

Translation and emulation

Husk can use a translation layer for compatible 64-bit Android code or boot a full Android system through QEMU for other apps; emulation is slower and compatibility varies.

Husk 3.0 adds more to the library

The 3.0 release brings a new library interface, a console-style home screen, expanded Android game support, and PS4 game support.

Husk for iOS 15.5 and later

The Husk 3.0 project sets iOS 15.5 as its minimum deployment target, and its release notes call out iOS 15.5 support. Project documentation also describes JIT behavior on iOS 26 and iOS 27, but it does not publish a maximum supported iOS version.

What Husk changes when running Android software

Husk creates a runtime for Android apps and games on iOS. Compatible titles can use its translation layer, while other apps can run inside a QEMU-based Android system; neither option converts the software into a native iOS app or changes iOS itself.

Two Android runtime options

The translation layer runs compatible 64-bit Android code without booting a full Android system. QEMU emulation provides a broader Android environment for apps that the translation layer cannot run, with lower performance because it emulates the processor.

JIT and title compatibility

Both Android runtimes require JIT. Whether a title works depends on its code, graphics and device requirements; a jailbreak is not the only way to provide JIT, and the available method depends on the iOS version.

Who Husk is for

Husk may interest iPhone users who want to explore Android apps and games or its newer console support. It is best suited to readers willing to check title-specific compatibility and understand that performance and JIT availability can vary.

FAQ

What is Husk?

Husk is an iOS app that runs selected Android apps and games using a translation layer or a QEMU-based Android environment.

What is the latest iOS version this Husk build supports?

Husk 3.0 declares iOS 15.5 as its minimum, and the project documents behavior for iOS 27. It does not list a maximum supported iOS version, so the latest documented version is iOS 27 rather than a stated upper limit.

Where can I find a Husk download?

Use the Download Husk button on this page to open its Silzee members listing and check the current build.

Does Husk require a jailbreak?

Husk requires JIT to run Android titles, but a jailbreak is not the only way to provide it; the available JIT method depends on iOS and the supported debugger options.

Can Husk run every Android app or game?

No. Compatibility depends on the title and runtime, and some software may not work or may perform slowly, especially under full-system emulation.

What is new in Husk 3.0?

Husk 3.0 adds a console-style home screen, a new library interface, expanded Android game support, PS4 support, and iOS 15.5 support.