Yes, with caveats. Downloading an IPA of a commercial app (like ZArchiver Pro) without paying the developer is piracy. However, the free version of ZArchiver (which is ad-supported on Android) is often distributed as an IPA for testing purposes. Many developers also release open-source archivers.
If you choose to download an IPA file from a third-party "IPA library" or forum, be aware of the following: zarchiver ipa download verified
: Features compression and extraction with password protection. It requires ZArchiver (by Namrata Akabari) : Another utility variant requiring Why Avoid Third-Party IPA Downloads? : Official App Store listings Yes, with caveats
While the official Android developer (ZDevs) does not distribute a standalone IPA file directly, there are now several verified versions available on the Apple App Store zarchiver ipa download verified