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37---
title: Getting Started
date: 2026-04-16
author: Equalify Tech Team
description: How to get involved with Equalify Reflow as a partner, WordPress user, or developer.
---
# Getting Started
Equalify Reflow turns PDFs into accessible markdown. There are three ways to get involved — pick the path that matches you.
## For partners
We're looking for institutional partners who want early access and a voice in what gets built next. Partners get:
- **Early access** to new features and pipeline improvements
- **Roadmap input** — influence what gets prioritised
- **Direct support** during pilot deployments
You don't need to be an engineer to contribute. We need accessibility experts who can evaluate outputs, institutions willing to test the pipeline on real document collections, and practitioners who understand day-to-day remediation and can help prioritise what matters most.
[Sign up for partner access](https://equalify.uic.edu/signup/reflow) or email [Blake Bertuccelli-Booth](https://it.uic.edu/profiles/blake-bertuccelli-booth/) (b3b@uic.edu).
## For WordPress users
The Equalify Reflow for WordPress plugin connects a WordPress site to a Reflow instance. Admins process PDFs from the Media Library; users see an accessible viewer with a table of contents, full-text search, and a link to download the original PDF.
See [use the WordPress plugin](how-to/use-the-wordpress-plugin.md) for installation and day-to-day tasks, or [process your first PDF with WordPress](tutorials/process-your-first-pdf-with-wordpress.md) for a guided walkthrough.
## For developers
The source is open-source at [EqualifyEverything/equalify-reflow](https://github.com/EqualifyEverything/equalify-reflow) under AGPL-3.0-or-later. The README has setup instructions for running the stack locally with Docker; the `docs/` directory has contributor-focused tutorials, how-to guides, reference pages, and explanation docs.
If you're integrating another application with the Reflow API, [integrate via the API](how-to/integrate-via-api.md) has task-focused recipes for the common workflows.
To follow releases and roadmap discussions, [sign up as a partner](https://equalify.uic.edu/signup/reflow).