Chat With Alexa

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About this app

Quiet and Private Alexa Communication

Chat with Alexa lets you talk to Alexa through text messaging. Just type your request and Alexa will give you a text response back. Use this app when:

• You need to be quiet to avoid disturbing others.

• You need privacy.

• Your Echo can't hear you due to background noise or being too far away.

• You have a speech or hearing impairment and can't communicate with Alexa normally.


Quick Commands

Add your most frequently Alexa commands to the Quick Commands list, so you can send them to Alexa with no talking or typing. Add the commands to your home screen and send them with a single tap.


Supports Numerous Alexa Features

Use the app as a productivity tool to manage your calendar, to-do, and shopping lists. Full support is also included for Alexa reminders, timers, and alarms. You can control smart home devices such as thermostats, doors, and lights. You can also use the app to get news, weather, sports, and traffic updates, as well as enjoy games and third party skills.


Access Detailed Information and Audio Content

If Alexa sends you detailed information, such as an extended weather forecast, you have full access to this. You can also play audio content, such as a Kindle books, radio stations, and news reports.


This is an uncertified - but approved - Alexa app. If you are looking for the official Alexa app, that provides remote control and settings for your device, download it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.dee.app

Ratings and reviews

would be 5 star with music interaction , device is enabled with amazon music, but using this App says unable to? i am a person who is not able to speak well, this has made it so i can tell alexa what to do without saying anything. App worth twice as much as the 1.99 cost for the premium version. Definitely worth it. the only thing that needed is interaction with music and developers other apps. Also with the command field, add a copy option to the popup box along with resend option.

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Suggestion for Paid users : Required Quick Commands shortcuts or Widgets on Homescreen, so that we can give commands to Alexa directly by just tapping on the icon on Homescreen, this eliminates the process of opening the app each time and type over and over the same. The shortcuts or widgets should work on the background, meaning it shouldn't open the app interface while activating the quick commands...

What's new

This release includes updates to support the latest versions of Android.