Eight modules, one film.
Large tiles in the TALLY style, the hologram figure from a real body scan, and a film that plays when the kit is left alone.
Download questions.
Is it really free?
Yes. Choose $0 and press Download free, or use the Download free button under any amount. Nothing is locked, there's no sign-up, and you never need to pay to update.
What does a donation do?
It pays for the time, prints and boards that go into fan builds like this one, so the next one can be free too. Donating gets you exactly the same firmware as downloading free, plus a Stripe receipt by email.
Which board do I need?
The 2.8″ ESP32 touch display sold as ESP32-2432S028, often called the Cheap Yellow Display, with a 240×320 screen and resistive touch. Micro-USB and USB-C versions both work, and the firmware picks the right display chip for your board. The parts list has the one used in the kit.
What do I need to install it?
A computer with Chrome or Edge (Mac, Windows or Linux) and a USB data cable. Phones and Safari can't talk to USB boards, so the installer won't work there.
Is this official Cyberpunk content?
No. This is an unofficial fan work and is not approved or endorsed by CD PROJEKT RED. The firmware and the print are fan-made, and they're free.
Can I get a refund?
If you donated by mistake or chose the wrong amount, email hello@tallymeter.io within 14 days and we'll refund it in full.
I don't have a board yet. How do I get back here?
This page stays up at medkit.tallymeter.io, free, with no account. Bookmark it, or use Save for later on the install page to email the link to yourself or copy it. The link is also always on the MakerWorld page and on Instagram. If you donated, there's no code or key to keep: just come back and install.
Is the source code available?
Not at the moment. The firmware is free to install and use on your own kit; please don't resell it or preinstall it on kits you sell.