# Android

- [Getting Started](https://docs.mitter.io/sdks/android/getting-started.md): Welcome to the reference section for Mitter’s Android SDK.  In this section, you'll mostly find a detailed explanation of how the SDK works and how to harness it best.
- [Set up FCM](https://docs.mitter.io/sdks/android/real-time-communication.md): In the last section, Getting Started, you learnt how to successfully setup the Mitter Android SDK and was able to send a message across a newly created channel. It’s time to step up.
- [Presence and Timeline Events](https://docs.mitter.io/sdks/android/enrich-your-application.md): Okay, now that you’ve laid a solid foundation for sending and receiving messages in your app, it’s time to step up the game and enrich your app with a lot more features Mitter.io has to offer.
- [Profiles, Pagination and Locators](https://docs.mitter.io/sdks/android/tinkering-with-advanced-options.md): By now, you’re pretty well versed with how the SDK works and this level of knowledge with get you through most use cases. However, if you need more control, this is how you can do so.
- [Using the UI Framework](https://docs.mitter.io/sdks/android/using-the-ui-framework.md): Learn how to use Mitter.io UI Framework to get a chat app running in record time.


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