Current release: v0.2.18 (see Changelog).
No. Here's exactly what happens with your ARL:
- Stored locally — Your ARL is saved in your OS credential store (Windows Credential Manager / macOS Keychain / Linux Secret Service), the same place your browser saves passwords. It is never written to a plaintext file.
- Never sent anywhere except Deezer — The ARL is only used to authenticate directly with
deezer.com. There is no backend server, no telemetry, and no third-party endpoint that ever receives it. - Never exposed to the UI — The ARL is redacted before it's ever sent to the frontend. Only the Rust backend handles the raw token.
- HTTPS-only — All connections enforce TLS 1.2+ so traffic can't be intercepted in transit.
- Fully open source — Every line of code is public on GitHub. You can audit exactly what the app does with your token:
- Token storage →
src-tauri/src/settings.rs - API calls →
src-tauri/src/deezer/mod.rs - Frontend redaction →
src-tauri/src/commands.rs
- Token storage →
No. Deezy has no backend server, no analytics, no crash reporting, and no telemetry of any kind. Everything runs locally on your machine.
You use your own ARL token from your own browser session. Deezy never asks for your Deezer username or password. The risk profile is the same as being logged into Deezer in your browser.
| Account Type | Available Qualities |
|---|---|
| Free | MP3 128 kbps |
| Premium | MP3 128 kbps, MP3 320 kbps, FLAC |
Not all tracks are available in every quality on Deezer's servers. Deezy automatically falls back through the chain: FLAC → MP3 320 → MP3 128. The download history shows both the requested and actual quality when a fallback occurs.
In the folder you chose in Settings. You can also configure the folder structure (Flat, Artist/Track, Artist/Album/Track, or Album/Track).
Yes. Click Download All on any album or playlist to queue all tracks at once.
Yes. In the Search view, use the Deezer URL input to paste track, album, artist, or playlist links (e.g. https://www.deezer.com/track/123456). Deezy parses the URL and lets you download or queue the content directly without searching.
- Log into deezer.com in your browser
- Open DevTools (
F12) → Application (Chrome) or Storage (Firefox) → Cookies →https://www.deezer.com - Copy the value of the
arlcookie (192-character string) - Paste it into Deezy's Settings and click Save & Login
ARL tokens expire periodically. Just log into Deezer in your browser, grab the new arl cookie value, and paste it into Deezy's Settings again.
This is usually a first-launch timing issue. Try closing and reopening the app. If it persists, delete the app data folder and re-enter your settings:
- Windows:
%APPDATA%\com.pierr.deezy - macOS:
~/Library/Application Support/com.pierr.deezy - Linux:
~/.local/share/com.pierr.deezy
- Check that your ARL token is still valid (try logging into deezer.com)
- Check your internet connection
- Restart the app — the download queue state is restored on relaunch
- If a specific track keeps failing, it may not be available in the requested quality or region
This was a known CSP issue fixed in v0.2.8. Make sure you're on the latest version.
Ensure the URL is a valid Deezer link (track, album, artist, or playlist). Supported formats include deezer.com/track/..., deezer.com/album/..., deezer.com/artist/..., and deezer.com/playlist/.... If the track exists but still fails, your ARL token may have expired—refresh it from your browser and update Settings.
Open Settings (Ctrl+3) and click Check for Updates. If a new version is available, click Download & Install — the app will update and relaunch automatically.
Auto-updates are currently only available on Windows. If you built the app from source on macOS or Linux, update manually by pulling the latest code and rebuilding:
cd DeezyTauri
git pull
cd deezy
npm install
npm run tauri buildThen install the new bundle from src-tauri/target/release/bundle/.
The update server currently only serves Windows builds. macOS and Linux users need to rebuild from source as described above.
Deezy is provided for educational and personal use only. Downloading music from Deezer may violate their Terms of Service. You are responsible for how you use the software and for complying with copyright laws in your jurisdiction. Downloaded content should not be redistributed or used commercially.
Using Deezy does not generate royalty payments to artists. If you enjoy an artist's music, consider streaming it on Deezer, buying their music, or attending their shows.
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