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_This page will contain an Introduction to the Getting Started section._
_In the meantime, please refer to the [Manual](/docs/category/manual) section for more information._

We've roughly divided up Ethereal stakeholders into four kinds of roles:

1) **Users**

You want to participate in an ethereal engine experience and share it with your peers. For a deeper dive here go to the [Getting Started: Guest](https://etherealengine.github.io/etherealengine-docs/docs/gettingStarted/guest) guide.

2) **Creators**

You're a creative designer curating experiences for other people, creating a venue, stage or story for others to enjoy. The [Getting Started: Creator](https://etherealengine.github.io/etherealengine-docs/docs/gettingStarted/creator) guide is where you will want to start.

3) **Developers**

You're building tooling to empower creators to create powerful experiences. Here you have two choices. There is the [Getting Started: No-Code Developer](https://etherealengine.github.io/etherealengine-docs/docs/gettingStarted/developer) guide and the [Getting Started: Typescript Developer](https://etherealengine.github.io/etherealengine-docs/docs/gettingStarted/developer) guide.

4) **Hosts**

You're focused on installing Ethereal Engine itself, maintaining it, possibly scaling and devops as well to deliver a smooth experience for the users. The [Getting Started: Host](https://etherealengine.github.io/etherealengine-docs/docs/gettingStarted/host) guide is for you.

As the reader you can think of this as your branching off point. Utimately you may take on all the roles, but even if you just read everything straight through it's helpful to think about a given role from a given stakeholder perspective.