Equalify Reflow documentation

Equalify Reflow turns PDF documents into accessible markdown. These docs are grouped by what you're trying to do — each page serves one purpose.

New here? Start with Getting Started to find the path that matches you (partner or developer).

Tutorials

Guided, hands-on walkthroughs. Follow these when you're new and want to learn by doing.

• Use the pipeline viewer — the fastest path: drop a PDF in the browser, watch every phase run live, inspect the output. No code required.
• Process your first PDF with the web app — a guided end-to-end walkthrough of the hosted web app, including the PII review gate and downloading the accessible output

How-to guides

Recipes for specific tasks. Use these when you know what you want to accomplish.

• Use the web app — day-to-day reference for the hosted web app: uploading, the pipeline viewer, the PII review phase, downloads, feedback, troubleshooting
• Integrate via the API — copy-pasteable recipes for submit, stream, PII approval, ledger, figures
• Interpret the output — a reviewer's 4-minute quality scan for a converted document
• Provide feedback — how to report issues and suggest corrections

Reference

Authoritative lookups — tables, enumerations, endpoint shapes. Use when you need to check a fact.

• API reference — endpoints, authentication, request/response shapes
• Supported document types — size limits, quality by doc type, known limitations

Explanation

Why Reflow works the way it does — concepts, tradeoffs, background. Read when you want to understand the system.

• How it works — the five-stage pipeline, model choices, accessibility thesis
• Architecture — system components, data flow, infrastructure topology

Contributing

Reflow is open-source at EqualifyEverything/equalify-reflow under AGPL-3.0-or-later. Development setup, testing strategy, and "how to add an agent" live in that repo — see its CONTRIBUTING.md and docs/ directory.