Amazon Quick now generally available for building custom apps with natural language
Amazon Quick allows users to build custom applications by simply describing them in natural language, replacing spreadsheets and disconnected tools
Amazon Quick is now generally available, enabling users to build project trackers, customer dashboards, training portals and more in minutes using natural language-no coding required. It integrates directly with existing business systems such as Salesforce, Jira, Asana, ServiceNow, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, automatically updating apps when underlying data changes while respecting existing identity, permissions and access policies. Apps can be instantly shared with selected users or the entire organization. Updates like adding AI, changing visual styles or connecting to another system are handled by Quick through natural language instructions. During preview, New York Life built an e-learning portal for its institutional life team, while the Amazon Quick team tracked pipelines, customer requests and hiring metrics using a weekly leadership review app. Plus, Professional and Enterprise customers can start using it on September 1, 2026.
Why it matters
This update announces the general availability of a new service that allows users to build applications using natural language, which is useful for users looking to automate and streamline business processes.