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OPENMMF is a numerical library designed to evaluate the Time-Evolution Operator of quantum systems with a discrete spectrum, and driven by an arbitrary combination of harmonic couplings. The time-evolution operator is calculated as a multifrequency Fourier expansion, which results from expressing the time-dependent Schr\"{o}dinger equation in the frequency domain (Ho, Chu and Tietz, Ch. Phys. Lett 96, 464 (1983)). The library provides a generic tool to study systems with arbitrary spectral composition, limited only by the available computational resources. OPENMMF includes functionalities to build dense and sparse matrix representations of the system Hamiltonian and various functions to calculate physical quantities such as the micromotion operator and time/phase average of state populations. The library uses a generalised notion of dressed state for systems with polychromatic driving. In this paper, we describe the design and functionality of OPENMMF, provide examples of its use and discuss its range of applicability. The library is written in object-oriented style Fortran90 and includes a set of wrappers for C++ and Python.