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Support CoolerLCD.

The driver is free and MIT-licensed, for both Windows and Linux. Donations go toward a Windows code-signing certificate (so the .exe stops triggering SmartScreen warnings), hardware for compatibility testing, and long-term maintenance. Pick whatever's easiest for you.

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Where it goes

What support helps with.

Top priority

Code-signing certificate

An EV code-signing cert (≈ $300–500 USD/year) so the Windows .exe ships SmartScreen-clean. No more "Windows protected your PC" — just one click, then run.

Hardware testing

Buying or borrowing compatible cooler LCD units (different sizes, vendors, rebrands) to confirm behavior beyond a single device.

Cross-platform parity

Keeping Windows and Linux drivers in sync as the protocol evolves, plus future macOS / ARM Linux builds.

Documentation

Maintaining install notes, the protocol spec, troubleshooting guides, and the public sites.

Safety

Donation safety.

Donations go through external providers; this site collects no payment information. Wallet addresses are public-only — never share a seed phrase or private key.