Getting Started
Install the packaged Windows app, launch the official Amazon Music client through Amazify, and choose which plugins to enable.
Requirements
- Windows 10 or later.
- The official Amazon Music desktop app.
- An internet connection for the installer, catalog, and updates. Normal Amazon Music offline behavior remains owned by Amazon Music.
1. Download the installer
Download AmazifySetup.exe from the latest final GitHub release. Python is not required for an installer-based setup.
2. Choose integration options
The installer places Amazify under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Amazify, adds its CLI directory to your user PATH, and registers an uninstaller.
- Starting the daemon at sign-in is selected by default and gives the fastest launches.
- The Start Menu shortcut is always available.
- Desktop and taskbar shortcuts are optional. Taskbar pinning is best-effort because Windows can reject programmatic pinning.
3. Launch the Amazify session
Open Amazon Music (Amazify) from Start or run amazify run. The daemon starts if needed, finds or launches Amazon Music with a local DevTools endpoint, validates the target, and injects the Amazify runtime.
4. Install a plugin
- Open the Amazify menu inside Amazon Music.
- Open Marketplace.
- Download Signal Studio or True Big Mode.
- Review its author, source, permissions, and trust label.
- Enable it explicitly. Downloads begin disabled.
Runtime data
%APPDATA%\Amazify\pluginsstores installed plugins.%APPDATA%\Amazifystores configuration and daemon state.%APPDATA%\Amazify\logsstores runtime logs used for troubleshooting.
Closing Amazon Music
Closing Amazon Music does not stop the background daemon. This is intentional: the daemon remains ready for the next shortcut or CLI launch. Use amazify daemon stop when you specifically want to stop it.