Hello All,
I finished an iOS app in Swift and my users now want Android. I’m considering a Flutter rebuild and I’m curious if anyone has actually used Cursor to help migrate Swift to Flutter with good results.
If you’ve done this, what worked best: screen-by-screen rebuild, shared logic first, or a full rewrite? Any key gotchas (native SDKs, plugins, architecture) would help.
And what models do you think would work best for this?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
No (sorry!), but I did use Opus-4.5 with system_mcp to …
a) research how to build android apps which run on everything (phones, cars, TV, watch…)
b) that still work on old legacy devices
c) and research good controllable emulators
and then to
c) download and install and configure everything needed to do that, and
d) build and test and deploy a few apps to check it all works
and it
e) worked half the night,
f) did lots of emulation stuff
g) deployed a working demo app to my attached Samsung phone
h) deployed that same app to my TV over the adb port (I had to enable that in the TV first)
So I recommend you get some good MCP tools, fire up Opus, and get it to guide you. It’s next-level crazy how well this thing can work when you give it good mcp tools to test what it’s doing.