How it works
Good files. Shared knowledge.
A library of ECU software, tuning revisions and map definitions from Redline Autohaus & Performance.
The credit system
Contribute files.
Unlock your next project.
Credit prices appear on file listings. Buy a current credit pack when purchasing is available, or earn credits by contributing eligible, unique stock files, A2L definitions or tuned files that are accepted into the library.
The upload wizard shows the potential reward before you submit. Pending rewards become available after acceptance; duplicate files do not earn another reward.
Upload & earn credits See current credits & pricingUpload with permission
Add your files and the vehicle they belong to. Save a private draft or submit the set for review.
Follow the review
Redline checks identifiers, file roles and related-file context. Some files may need more information. You can leave and return to the saved progress.
Earn and download
Accepted files are published in the catalogue, including files accepted automatically. Eligible contributions earn credits. An unlock covers one exact file version; downloading it again does not cost more credits.
Understand the file before you use it.
Each record brings together the available identifiers, read information, related files and tuning observations. Candidate identities are clearly labelled. Acceptance into the library does not establish flash compatibility with a particular vehicle.
Match the software identifiers, read type and requirements to your project. Full technical details remain available on every file page.
A few useful details.
- Create an account and verify your email to contribute and download.
- Current pack availability and USD totals appear on the Credits & Pricing page. Earned rewards have no cash redemption and credits cannot be transferred.
- Some legacy listings may use member access or a manual grant. Their file page explains the access needed.
- Files stay private during review. Accepted contributions become public catalogue listings; downloads remain access-controlled.
- Custom tuning requests use a separate private workflow and are quoted individually. Their uploads do not become library contributions.