Calling Native Android Code from Flutter (Step-by-Step for Beginners) When you need to run platform-specific features (like background services, Bluetooth, or sensors) that Flutter doesn’t handle out of the box, you can use MethodChannels to talk to native Android or iOS code. In this tutorial, we’ll: Create a MethodChannel in Flutter. Set up a foreground service in Android. Trigger that service from Flutter—even when the app is closed. 1. What Is a MethodChannel? Think of a MethodChannel as a telephone line between Flutter (Dart) and the platform’s native code (Java/Kotlin for Android, Swift/Objective-C for iOS). Flutter side: “📞 Hey Android, please start the service!” Android side: “✅ Got it, I’m starting it now.” 2. Create the Channel in Flutter Create a new file: lib/native_service.dart import 'package:flutter/services.dart' ; class NativeService { // ✅ A generic channel name you can reuse in any project static const _channel = MethodChanne...