Flutter is a development framework for building applications for mobile, web, and desktop platforms from a single codebase. Since its first official release by Google less than a few years ago, it is gaining so much popularity among mobile application developers, even being regarded as a game-changer. There are, however, millions of existing native apps in use that meet the requirements of a particular operating system by using its SDK. Thus, one natural question to ask is about rewriting an existing native app in Flutter. In this paper, we look at the technical side of this question by considering Android apps written in Java. In a small case study, we create a Flutter version of our existing Android app written in Java to support both Android and iOS by rewriting the entire app in Flutter. We share our development experience by discussing technical issues, problems, and challenges associated with such a rewriting effort. We describe our approach as well as the lessons that we learned.