Android Installation
Noize runs on Android 6.0+ devices. Follow these steps to install it.
Download the APK
Head to our GitHub Releases page and download the latest .apk file for your device
architecture (arm64 recommended for most modern phones).
Enable Unknown Sources
Open your phone's Settings → Security (or Apps & notifications) and enable "Install unknown apps" for your file manager or browser. This allows installing apps outside the Play Store.
Install & Launch
Open the downloaded APK file and tap Install. Once installed, launch Noize from your app drawer. You're all set — enjoy your music ad-free!
Windows Installation
Noize is distributed as an MSIX package for Windows 10 and above.
Download the MSIX Package
Visit GitHub Releases and download the latest .msix file for Windows.
Enable Sideloading
Open Settings → Update & Security → For developers (or Settings → System → For developers on Windows 11) and enable Developer Mode or Sideload apps. This allows installing apps distributed outside the Microsoft Store.
Install the Certificate (if prompted)
If the package is self-signed, you may need to install the
signing certificate first. Right-click the .msix file
→
Properties → Digital Signatures → select the signature
→ Details → View Certificate → Install Certificate. Choose Local Machine and place it in the Trusted People store.
Install & Launch
Double-click the .msix file to open the App Installer.
Click Install and wait for it to finish. Once installed,
find Noize in your Start Menu and launch it — you're all set!
Linux Installation
Noize is available as a portable binary for Linux distributions.
Download the Linux Build
Visit GitHub Releases and download the latest Linux archive (e.g. .tar.gz or
.zip).
Extract & Run
Extract the archive to your preferred location. Open a terminal
in the extracted folder and run ./noize to launch the
app. Make sure the file has execute permissions (chmod +x noize).
Optional: Create a Desktop Entry
For convenient access, create a .desktop file in
~/.local/share/applications/ pointing to the Noize executable.
This will add Noize to your application launcher.
iOS & macOS
iOS and macOS support is currently under development and coming soon. Stay tuned for updates!
Coming Soon In Development
We're actively working on bringing Noize to iOS and macOS. Follow our GitHub repository or join our Telegram group for the latest announcements.