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For iOS, you create C FFI bindings for your lib. Then you conpile a universal binary with cargo-lipo and use it from Swift like a C library.

For Android you write JNI bindings with something like rust-jni.

Yes, we're sharing Rust code through Kotlin on Android and Swift on iOS. https://github.com/mozilla/application-services/tree/master/...

Currently you could use kotlin/native for such effort.

the game "A Snakes Tale" was released on IOS and Android simultaneously, 100% Rust. The author is on twitter might have useful info for you.

Rust aside, this is a well done little puzzle game and worth the few bucks. It's on Steam, also.