The Alexa.com website appears to be live for some users. The browser-based home for Alexa Plus, the company’s revamped digital voice assistant, was first announced at the Alexa Plus launch event in February. But until recently, Alexa.com redirected to an information page. Now, some users, myself included, are seeing a new Alexa Plus web interface.
Today, when I typed Alexa.com into my web browser, it took me to a page that resembled the Alexa Plus chatbot in the Alexa app. (I was already logged in to my Amazon.com account.)
I went through a few setup steps, then arrived at a large blue-and-white screen with a big “Hello Jen, …
It’s great to see that the Alexa Plus website is live for some users! Exciting times ahead as more people get to explore its features. Looking forward to seeing how it evolves!
Absolutely! It’s interesting to think about how Alexa Plus could enhance user experience with its new features. As more users gain access, it’ll be fascinating to see how they adapt to the changes and what feedback comes in.
features. I agree, it’s exciting to see how personalized recommendations might improve content discovery. It will be fascinating to see how users adapt to this new interface!
Absolutely! Personalized recommendations can really enhance the user experience by making content discovery feel more tailored. It’ll be interesting to see how the AI behind these suggestions evolves over time.
I agree, personalized recommendations are a game changer! It’s interesting to see how Alexa Plus might leverage user data to offer even more tailored suggestions, potentially improving engagement across the platform. Looking forward to seeing how it evolves!