A final warning to you that the Midsommar Sale ends VERY soon. Time is running out for your chance to join us. We would hate to disappoint the penguin. 30% off CrossOver+ 30% off CrossOver Life bit.ly/4w0upk8

A new CrossOver Preview build is live today and it does exactly one thing. Diablo IV is back on Mac. Download the latest preview release at: bit.ly/4ez4IzQ

CodeWeavers’ 3rd annual Midsommar Sale is in full swing. The offering window closes in one week. Join us, the penguin compels you. 30% off CrossOver+ 30% off CrossOver Life bit.ly/4w0upk8

CodeWeavers is turning 30 this year and this is our 3rd annual Midsommar Sale. The flowers are in bloom, the numbers have spoken, and everyone here is smiling. You should join us. It would be a shame not to. 30% off CrossOver+ 30% off CrossOver Life bit.ly/4w0upk8

A totally random reminder that you can get a heads up on CrossOver sales by joining our mailing list. No, we won’t sell your information. Yes, we will keep your info safe. bit.ly/4lJvHv6

Bugs…very dangerous. You go first. CrossOver Preview is your chance to experience brand-spanking-new features before anyone else, bringing new enhancements to Windows apps and games on macOS and Linux. Be one of the cool kids and join the Preview Crew. Staff of Ra not required. bit.ly/4ez4IzQ

Use your Mac and CrossOver to join 32 other players to battle hordes of monsters, defeat massive bosses, and grow stronger. In-game emotes coordinate and combine powers with your fellow rebels. Face the Wrath of God, together. bit.ly/4eqCSpO

Are you a "good news first" or a "bad news first" person? Welp, we'll start with some good news (yay!), then some bad news (boo!), then more details about the good news (yay!). bit.ly/4e4Qt7e

Use your Mac and CrossOver to become Killer Bean, a rogue assassin who roasts foes like he doesn't give a frappe. He's a latte to handle. bit.ly/4fyjKIw

CrossOver 26.2…it may be small, but it is mighty. Update 26.2 includes fixes for Helldivers 2 as well as some other minor fixes. Democracy is calling! Get CrossOver! bit.ly/4mafVZO

Use your Mac and CrossOver Preview to play through a mixtape of high school memories, set to the soundtrack of a generation. Skate. Party. Avoid the law. Make out. Sneak out. Hang out. bit.ly/3RaOipC

Use your Mac and CrossOver to Hunt, Flee, Scavenge, and Thrive in a living ecosystem. Choose from 125+ Evolutions and Specializations for unique creature combinations. Adapt or get Darwin'd trying! bit.ly/4v425Nx

Here we are 30 years later, 74 software liberators in 21 countries getting ready to celebrate this incredible milestone. And none of it, not a single year of it, happened without the people who believed in what we were doing. Thank you and cheers to the next 30 years! bit.ly/4ucmZt2

It wouldn’t be a shameless social media campaign if we didn’t plug something marketing. 2025 was our 11th Cyber Monday sale. Our first Cyber Monday sale [2014] was cute. Our 11th [2025] one was 2,734% cuter. Growth is funny like that. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

In 2024 we launched CrossOver Preview, an experimental build available to anyone with an active CrossOver license. Faster updates, newer Wine, fixes that don't wait for a stable release cycle. If you bought CrossOver, you helped fund this. That was the point. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

After 27 years, Jeremy stepped down as CEO, but not before turning CodeWeavers into Minnesota's first Employee Ownership Trust. We partied. James Ramey took the helm. The mission hasn’t budged. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

Valve shipped the Steam Deck in February 2022. Our team had been working on Proton, the Wine-based compatibility tool powering it. Suddenly, millions of people were running Windows games on Linux hardware and had no idea how deep our fingerprints were on that. We knew. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

New brand. New Apple architecture. Global pandemic. CrossOver 20. A founder's cancer diagnosis. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, we bought out our investors and took the company back. 2020 was a typical year, really. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

2019, the year we dubbed ‘Miracle on Mac.’ Apple killed 32-bit app support with macOS Catalina. We added it back with CrossOver 19. We celebrated. Ken Thomases, our Mac computer prodigy, was to blame for this magic. Rest easy buddy, you’re still a legend around here. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

Valve + Wine = A Major Milestone. August 22, 2018, Valve announced Steam Play, allowing Windows titles to run on Linux using Wine. We had been working directly with Valve for two years to make it happen. The rest is history. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

Twenty years in, Jeremy White admitted the jury was still out on making money, but the next decade answered that. New partners and platforms. A global pandemic, a cancer diagnosis, a Purpose Trust, and a founder stepping back after 27 years. The final chapter of our first thirty years starts now.

Rise as the Dark Knight and use your Mac and CrossOver Preview to experience the essential Batman story in an action-packed adventure with hard-hitting combat in an open-world Gotham City. bit.ly/3RAMKoW

We have staff on nearly every continent. Antarctica, your move. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

We worked with big names in tech during this stretch. The budgets were as real as our failures. No one wanted a Linux photo editor, Outlook on CrossOver was not as good as Outlook on Windows, we couldn’t run AAA game titles yet. We kept building anyway. That’s our thing. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

There was a stretch where the numbers were not going in the right direction, and we knew it. As a result, CodeWeavers adopted a strategy of being open to change. As the world shifted to web and app-based software, we started brainstorming our way out of this conundrum. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

Good news everyone! We are very pleased to announce that Diablo IV and Overwatch are now running again on stable CrossOver 26.1 with macOS 26.5, which was released earlier. bit.ly/4dRFaik

In 2012, founder Jeremy White took a sabbatical to figure out what he wanted to be when he grew up. So, he wrote a JavaScript client on his own time and then CodeWeavers sold it. Jeremy took unpaid time off and still made the company money. His response was ":/". bit.ly/4ucmZt2

We were trying to find the right way to package what we had built. We had CrossOver, CrossOver Games, CrossOver Chromium, CrossOver Impersonator, CrossOver XI…and some we are still trying to forget. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

We had survived the dot com crash, outlasted Lindows and started to figure out our place in the Mac marketplace. We had grown up a little. The logo did too. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

In 2009 we started helping software companies port their Windows software to Mac. Then more companies. Then more. What started as a side hustle turned into a whole business line. In 2021 we finally named this line, PortJump. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

Use CrossOver Preview on your Mac to explore the unknown to uncover the mysteries hidden within the depths. Adapt to survive or perish. Not everything down there is an octopus's garden. bit.ly/49575ZA

The lame duck promotion was a political joke, a free CrossOver software giveaway and absolutely no guarantee it would work. Welp, it permanently doubled our web traffic and nearly doubled revenue. 16 years later, people still email us trying to redeem their lame duck serial code. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

Wine had been in development since the early 90s. It took until 2008 to hit 1.0. It shipped. Jeremy's words at the time: "The world is a more joyful place in a way I care about because of us." bit.ly/4ucmZt2

In 2007 we hired our first real QA team. For years, Wine developers had been answering support tickets. We were finally out of survival mode and starting to look like an actual company. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

The Beacons are lit! CrossOver calls for aid. And Preview will answer. Muster the Preview Crew! Will YOU heed the call? bit.ly/4ez4IzQ

Meet the 2006 logo. It knew things were turning around before we did. Apple switched to Intel. We switched to finally making money. Turns out Mac users actually pay for software. Nobody was more surprised than us. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

The first ten years nearly killed us. Twice. The next ten? Roller coaster. Buckle up. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

We're not for everyone. Apparently, we're very much for some people. The average age of our staff is 37. A lot of us showed up in our late twenties and never left. That says something. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

The dark times were real. Jeremy brought on a COO, with a $0 salary because he believed the CodeWeavers mission. We kept a whiteboard in the office with a "doors closed" date on it measured in weeks. Thirty years later we are still here and still waiting… Just kidding. Mostly… bit.ly/4ucmZt2

CrossOver Plugin and CrossOver Office. One let you watch movie trailers, while the other saved the company. Both mattered. What’s the first Windows app you ran on Mac or Linux? bit.ly/4ucmZt2

The year is 2002. The month is April. CrossOver Office ships. You could run Excel on Linux. You could run Word on Linux. The team built it with no guarantees of a paycheck. Linux users rejoiced and put $150K in our bank account the first week. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

In 2002 CodeWeavers hosted the very first Wine conference ever, in San Diego. It was the year Wine switched to the LGPL license. It was also the year someone famously told a rival developer to his face that yes, he did in fact hate him. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

1999 was to be the year of the Linux desktop. Jeremy believed it too and bet the company on it. Turns out everybody was wrong. CodeWeavers survived anyway. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

In 1998 someone asked Jeremy White what he would do if he won the lottery. His answer was that he would quit his job and hack on Wine full time. He didn't win the lottery. He did it anyway. In 1999 he reinvented CodeWeavers around Wine and never looked back. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

In 1999, Jeremy's (Founder) first major investment in CodeWeavers was a marketing agency to set him up with branding. They gave him this logo. The world had no idea what was coming. Neither did we, honestly. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

In 1996, Jeremy White left a consulting firm and founded CodeWeavers with a simple idea: software should run wherever you want it to run. And we're still at it. All month long we will be sharing stories, trivia, logos and a few things we should have kept to ourselves. bit.ly/4ucmZt2

Some of our QA team’s favorite Windows games tested in April 2026 with CrossOver (umbrella optional). Download your free trial of CrossOver to run your favorite Windows games on Mac. bit.ly/3P4R3YM` www.codeweavers.com/crossover

Dig deep on your Mac and CrossOver. Stake your claim in the world of MineMogul. Design and build your own factory deep underground. Mine resources, purchase machines, and master the chaos among the ruins of abandoned mining operations. bit.ly/4ctuLc5

2026 is off to a great start! Thanks to your generous donations, the Wine Project received $959 in donations for Q1 2026. Your support keeps the compatibility list growing and the commits flowing. bit.ly/3Hnur1M

AI can't shut down your Mac and CrossOver, but it HAS shut down a lunar research facility. Join forces with Hugh and Diana to find a way off the moon while working their way through an AI-controlled facility hell-bent on stopping them. bit.ly/41Bp0my