Does Adobe think that no one is using their iPad apps as their main apps?

This is a question for Adobe and I’m being sincere here. I’m not trying to be snarky or rude or anything, I’m genuinely interested in the answer.

Does Adobe think that no one are using their apps on iPad as their main versions of Adobe apps?

To be more precise, does Adobe think that Lightroom on iPad is used only as a backup or a travel app? A way to edit on the go, but at home people use Lightroom on their PC? 
 

It might be that I’m actually the only one, but I use Lightroom on my iPad almost exclusively. It’s faster and more comfortable. I don’t wanna turn my PC on if I don’t have to. 
 

The reason I ask is that I think it’s weird that there is functions on the PC version of Lightroom (not classic) that is not mirrored on the iPad version. Like you can’t import profiles on the iPad, you need to do that on the PC. 
 

I’ve been trying to think up reasons why there is this discrepancy, and I can’t really come up with another explanation for it other than Adobe assumes people don’t use the iPad versions full time. 
 

Is this incorrect? I would love it if anyone who works at Adobe had an answer. I just wanna understand at this point.