AWS launches Amazon Quick desktop AI assistant that works across your applications, tools, and data

Key takeaways Amazon Quick’s desktop app creates a personalized experience by staying connected to you, accessing your local files and apps, and learning from every session to understand your work. Create live dashboards, intelligent apps, polished presentations, and engaging images directly within Amazon Quick.

Amazon Quick connects all your apps, tools, and data in one place with integrations for Google Workspace, Zoom, Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and others. Get started in minutes—all you need is an email. Most of us still spend more time hunting for information at work than using it to get our jobs done effectively.

Your work context is scattered across dozens of apps—emails, files, dashboards, Slack threads, and Jira tickets. AI has promised to help, but most tools only work within their own ecosystems or are not trusted to use at work. You need AI that actually understands you—how you work, who you work with, your data, workflows, and information across every system.

That’s why we're launching a new desktop app for Amazon Quick, our AI assistant that changes how work gets done. It works directly with your local files, stays connected to your calendar, email, and other apps in the background, and learns the context of your work, getting smarter, more personalized, and more proactive the longer you use it.

It’s intuitive for anyone to pick up and use, but built to meet the security, governance, and performance standards that enterprises demand. The Quick desktop app, combined with new content creation capabilities and connectors launching today, will enable a rapid evolution of AI in the workplace.

When AI knows you, your team, and your company, it can become an intelligent assistant that turns questions into answers, answers into actions, and actions into outcomes. AI that knows how you work If you want to use AI at work for more than just summarizing a report or writing a quick email, it starts with context.

But getting AI the context it needs is a lot of work. Is it hooked up to the right systems? Have you uploaded those documents on your laptop? Does it know you’re presenting at 2 p. m. today? Did it see the email from marketing flagging the new announcement?

And even if you have the right context for this session or taught it just how you want it to draft that email, the AI won’t remember it next time. Quick is built differently. It lives on your laptop and is connected to everything you do—your local files, calendar, email, and the apps you already use.

And where most AI tools only work within their own vendor-specific ecosystem and can only help with a fraction of your work, Quick is built to break you free from those walled gardens. Whether you use Slack or Teams, Outlook or Gmail, Salesforce or ServiceNow, Asana or Jira, Quick works across all of them seamlessly.

Quick can also automate browser-based workflows and connect to developer tools like Kiro CLI and Claude Code. Ask Quick to pull information from a browser-based internal tool, analyze it with a local Python script, and paste results into a doc, all in a single request.

No files to upload, no tab to switch to, and no session to start—Quick is always ready to get to work.

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And Quick is always getting smarter. When you ask Quick a question, it grounds its answer in your organization’s actual data instead of trying to look things up on the spot. It indexes your documents to understand your entire job and learns from every interaction.

This allows it to build a personal knowledge graph that knows your preferences, team contacts, and business context, like key projects you work on or your brand’s style guidelines, getting smarter and more personalized the more you use it.

Quick also gives your team shared Spaces where dashboards, agents, automations, and knowledge compound across people, ensuring the whole team can benefit from each other's work.

For example, whenever a sales rep closes a new deal, they need to send a note to multiple people across the company, including their direct manager, leadership, marketing, and customer success.

When the rep asks Quick to draft their next customer win note, it can pull from its “long-term memory” to include all the relevant stakeholders, pull details about the win for the email from a message the rep sent last week, and create action items for their team based on what they've done for previous clients.

It can even remember the rep mentioned in a Slack conversation that this new customer could be a great reference, so it suggests including the communications team in the note. Shift your AI from