Community-driven reference library for publicly accessible firmware and app update URLs observed on Amazon devices, including Fire TV, Fire Tablet, Echo, and Kindle.
FTVDB documents public update URLs captured from user-owned devices and organizes them by device family, model, build, version, and date when that information is available. The project has been collecting Amazon device update records since 2020.
Submitted URLs are checked before publication so the public database stays useful, searchable, and tied to real device activity. FTVDB records links and metadata only; it does not host firmware, app packages, or copyrighted update files.
FTVDB is intended for documentation, repair research, and update history. It does not promote firmware modification, downgrading, jailbreaking, piracy, or bypassing device security.
FTVDB is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Amazon.com, Inc. All trademarks and product names are the property of their respective owners.
Contributors can submit firmware and app update URLs captured from normal device logs or update traffic. The manual explains common capture methods, and the submission page accepts URLs for review.
Updates to the database are posted to our Telegram channel: https://t.me/FTVDB. Full database snapshots are synced to https://github.com/FTVDB/FTVDB and are available for public use.
2 updates captured. Devices: Echo Show 5 - 2nd Gen (2021). Apps: Prime Video.
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Read update1 updates captured. Apps: Audio Home.
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