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# Android (coming soon)

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**Coming soon** — A dedicated native Android SDK (Kotlin/Java) is not yet published.
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## Status

We plan a first-class Android library with:

* Gradle/Maven distribution
* WebSocket realtime messaging
* Kotlin coroutines and Java-compatible APIs
* Integration with Android lifecycle and background constraints

## Use Flutter today

For Android apps shipping now, the [**Dart / Flutter SDK**](/product-docs/getting-started/installation/dart-flutter.md) is the recommended path. The `dnotifier` package runs on Android through Flutter with no extra native SDK layer.

```yaml
dependencies:
  dnotifier: ^1.1.10
```

```bash
flutter pub get
```

See [**Your first connection — Dart / Flutter**](/product-docs/getting-started/first-connection/dart-flutter.md) for a full example.

## Alternative: JavaScript backend

Android clients can talk to your own backend, which uses the [JavaScript / TypeScript SDK](/product-docs/getting-started/installation/javascript-typescript.md) with `transport: "ws"` or `"http"` depending on the feature.

## Get notified

Native Android SDK availability will be announced on [dnotifier.com](https://www.dnotifier.com). This page will be updated with Gradle coordinates when the library launches.

## Related guides

* [Install hub](/product-docs/getting-started/installation.md)
* [Dart / Flutter](/product-docs/getting-started/installation/dart-flutter.md)
* [Choose your transport](/product-docs/getting-started/choose-transport.md)