Amazon Quick Desktop App Now Generally Available on macOS and Windows
Amazon Quick has launched its desktop application for macOS and Windows, extending the full power of the service to local files and continuous background operations. This app synchronizes conversations, context, and agents across desktop and mobile devices, enabling seamless workflow transitions. The release also allows Amazon Quick agents to run continuously, even when the computer is closed, for uninterrupted progress on long-running tasks. It offers production-grade stability and enterprise-scale governance, available in seven AWS regions.
- →Amazon Quick desktop app launches for macOS and Windows
- →Continuous agent operation for background tasks
Features (1) ›
- Amazon Quick desktop app launches for macOS and Windows
The Amazon Quick desktop app is now generally available, bringing full Amazon Quick functionality to local computers. It works directly with local files and stays connected to calendar, email, and other business applications in the background, with conversations and agents synchronized across desktop and mobile.
Enhancements (1) ›
- Continuous agent operation for background tasks
With this release, Amazon Quick agents can run continuously in the background even after closing the computer, allowing long-running tasks to progress uninterrupted. This enables users to initiate tasks and monitor progress from different devices.
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/09/amazon-quick-desktop-app-generally-available-macos-windows/
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