Alexa+ Goes Web: Revolutionising Digital Assistance
- Sarah Ruivivar
- Jan 14
- 2 min read
Amazon's Alexa+ is stepping out of the speaker and onto the web, launching on Alexa.com.
Announced at CES 2026, this move lets Alexa+ Early Access customers enjoy the AI assistant online, just like you would with ChatGPT or Google's Gemini.
With over 600 million devices sold, Amazon is determined to make Alexa+ as omnipresent as your morning cuppa. Whether you're at home, on your phone, or online, Alexa+ is ready to assist with a smile (or at least a friendly beep).
The revamped Alexa mobile app now boasts a chatbot-style interface, putting the chat in chatting with Alexa. Meanwhile, the Alexa.com website is your new go-to for exploring topics, planning trips, and more. But the real magic lies in its family-focused features—imagine managing your family calendar, grocery list, and even planning movie nights, all from your browser!
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Amazon's integration of services like Angi, Expedia, and Yelp means Alexa+ is more connected than ever. Plus, the new navigation sidebar ensures you can seamlessly pick up tasks like setting the thermostat or checking your calendar.
Amazon is also encouraging users to share personal documents and calendars with Alexa+, aiming to make it a hub for managing family life. From school holidays to vet appointments, Alexa+ is here to help you remember it all.
Rausch, Amazon's VP of Alexa and Echo, highlights that 76% of Alexa+ tasks are unique to the platform. Despite some online grumbles, he notes that opt-outs are minimal, with users embracing Alexa+ across generations of devices.
So, get ready to chat, organise, and control your world with Alexa+—now just a click away!
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