> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://trillbit.gitbook.io/trillbit-sdk/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://trillbit.gitbook.io/trillbit-sdk/embedded-linux/trill-sdk-for-embedded-linux/setup-guide/licensing-your-trill-sdk.md).

# Licensing your Trill SDK

To begin with accessing your credentials to license the SDK, access your TrillBit developer account

1. Create or login to your TrillBit Developer account at: <https://developers.trillbit.com/>
2. On the home page, you will see platforms supported with 15 evaluation licenses for platforms- Android, iOS, Embedded and Knowles SmartMic host boards.&#x20;
3. Section to download Credentials file-credentials.json for licensing the Trillbit SDK for your application.&#x20;
4. Section with a download link which redirects to [Github page ](https://github.com/Trillbit-Inc/TrillbitSDK-linux)for Trillbit SDK for Embedded Linux platform and toolchain. \
   Pre-compiled binary would be available to download from the github repository.
5. Host source code on the [Github repository](https://github.com/Trillbit-Inc/TrillbitSDK-linux) would contain:
   1. Pre-compiled library and binary for aarch64/x86\_64 linux platforms.
   2. Corresponding binary source code. &#x20;
   3. Python script for licensing procedure.&#x20;
   4. Supporting documents and User guides.
6. Run the python script to fetch the license file. This license file is required for Trillbit SDK to be functional.&#x20;
7. Access to demo application binaries and their supporting documents are available inside the Android and iOS platform pages.&#x20;


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