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Amazon brings Alexa+ to the web

Erl Burtanog Senior Writer January 6, 2026 · 1 min read

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Amazon has given Alexa+ a new place to live online. The AI-powered assistant can now be accessed through alexa.com, as long as users sign in with their Amazon account and are part of the Alexa+ Early Access program.

According to Amazon, more than 10 million people are already using Alexa+, and they are chatting with it three times more than they did with the original Alexa. The company also says 97% of Alexa-supported devices are now compatible with Alexa+.

On the web and in the updated mobile app, Alexa+ works like a chatbot, similar to ChatGPT or Google Gemini. Users can upload documents, emails, and calendars, and Alexa+ can reference them when answering questions.

Amazon says Alexa+ stands out by focusing on family and home tasks, like controlling smart devices, managing schedules, shopping for groceries, and planning activities, all within the Amazon ecosystem.

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Erl Burtanog

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Erldian Burtanog is a Communication Arts graduate who brings a fresh perspective to the world of technology. His curiosity and passion for storytelling have led him to cover the latest in tech, innovation, and digital trends. He specializes in video production, editing, and writing, and has covered events both locally and internationally for YugaTech. Outside of tech journalism, he creates fashion content and pursues his interest in styling, blending creativity with media and storytelling.

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