It's a valid point. A more accurate term may be platform-independent framework. Because other than the lowest levels of input-handling and putting pixels on the

It's a valid point. A more accurate term may be platform-independent framework. Because other than the lowest levels of input-handling and putting pixels on the screen everything is built again. It is a platform on top of platforms, with very little of the underlying platform shining though. Of course Flutter then goes circle and starts to mimic the behaviours of the underlying platform that it is bypassing in the first place. So it isn't quite platform-independent anymore, I mean it doesn't depend on the platform but it also doesn't behave the same way on all of them.