Learn how to use the Authenticator connected component from the Amplify UI library

Using the Authenticator

Sign-up

Sign-in

Learn how to switch between different auth flows

Switching authentication flows

Sign-out

Manage user sessions

Learn about managing user attributes in your Amplify app

Manage user attributes

Listen to auth events

Delete user account

Use Amazon Cognito Auth plugin to complete a multi step authentication flow

Multi-step sign-in

Use Amazon Cognito Auth plugin to register and authenticate a user with a prebuilt web UI

Enable sign-in with web UI

Learn more about advanced workflows in the Amplify auth category. This includes subscribing to events, identity pool federation, auth-related Lambda triggers and working with AWS service objects.

Advanced workflows

Understand how to handle persistent data on a device when a user uninstalls the app.

Uninstalling the app

Use Amplify Auth in your app to sign in, sign up, manage sessions, and handle authentication flows.

Authentication

Learn how to connect your app code to an API.

Connect your app code to API

Read application data using list and get queries. You can filter query results, paginate list queries, specify only the data fields needed, and cancel requests. This guide covers how to perform these tasks to optimize data access in your application.

Read application data

Mutate application data in an API by generating the client, adding items, updating existing items, deleting items, troubleshooting unauthorized errors, and canceling requests.

Create, update, and delete application data

Set up real-time data subscriptions in your app to get live updates, filter those subscriptions on the server side, and unsubscribe when no longer needed.

Subscribe to real-time events

Learn more about implementing optimistic UI with Amplify Data API.

Optimistic UI

Working with files/attachments

Connect to AWS AppSync Events

Customize your business logic to create custom real-time subscriptions.

Add custom real-time subscriptions

Connect to Amplify Data from Next.js Server-side Runtime (SSR).

Next.js server runtime

Connect to Amplify Data from Nuxt.js Server-side Runtime (SSR).

Nuxt.js server runtime

Connect to Amplify Data from Next.js and Nuxt.js Server-side Runtimes (SSR).

Connect to data from Server-side Runtimes

AWS AppSync Apollo Extensions

Query, mutate, and subscribe to real-time data from your app using Amplify Data.

Data

Upload files

Download files

Get list of files or file properties using Amplify Storage

List file properties

Remove files

Copy files

You can use the Amplify Storage APIs against your own S3 bucket in your account.

Use Amplify Storage with any S3 bucket

Review the data types gathered by the Amplify library that Apple requires you to disclose in your app's data usage policy when submitting the app to the App Store.

Data usage policy

Upload, download, list, and manage files from your app using Amplify Storage.

Storage

The AIConversation component is a customizable chat interface built for the Amplify AI kit

AI Conversation

Learn how to use AI conversations in your app

Connect your frontend

Learn how Amplify AI kit takes care of conversation history

Conversation History

Tools allow LLMs to take action or query information so it can respond with up to date information.

Tools

How to pass client-side context to the LLM to help it respond.

Context

Create rich conversational interfaces with custom UI responses

Response components

Knowledge bases can be used for retrieval augmented generation or RAG

Knowledge Base

Learn about conversational AI patterns and how to implement them in Amplify.

Conversation

How to extract data from unstructured text.

Data Extraction

Learn how to use AI to generate data for your application.

Generation

Build AI-powered features in your app with conversation and generation capabilities.

AI Kit

Get started with AWS Amplify Gen 2 using the Next.js App Router using Server Components.

Next.js App Router (Server Components)

Use Amplify categories APIs from Nuxt 3

Use Amplify Auth and Data APIs from Next.js server-side runtimes.

Server-Side Rendering

A standalone client for streaming data to Amazon Kinesis Data Streams with offline support, automatic batching, and configurable flushing.

Kinesis Data Streams client

Learn how to record analytics events using Amplify.

Record events

Use the Amplify analytics plugin to inform Pinpoint about your users.

Identify user

The Amplify analytics plugin records when an application opens and closes. This session information can be viewed either from your local computer’s terminal or the AWS Console for Pinpoint.

Automatically track sessions

Learn how to enable/disable analytics using Amplify.

Enable and disable analytics

The Amazon Kinesis analytics provider allows you to send analytics data to an Amazon Kinesis stream for real-time processing.

Streaming analytics data

The Amazon Data Firehose analytics provider allows you to send analytics data to an Amazon Data Firehose stream for reliably storing data.

Storing analytics data

Amazon Personalize can create recommendations by using event data, historical data, or a combination of both. The event data can then be used to create recommendations.

Personalized recommendations

For advanced use cases where Amplify does not provide the functionality, you can retrieve the escape hatch to access the AWSPinpoint instance.

Use AWS SDK

Data usage policy information

Use Analytics to track user behavior and app events.

Analytics

Working with map displays, APIs, and more.

Work with maps

Use Amplify Geo to add location search and location-based search capabilities.

Work with location search

Provision and manage geofences in your application with Amplify Geo.

Work with geofences

Migrate applications from Google Maps to Amplify Geo

Migrate from Google Maps

For specialized use cases where Amplify does not provide the functionality, you can use the escape hatch to access a low-level client instance for Amazon Location Service.

Use Amazon Location Service SDK

Use Geo to add maps, location search, and geofencing.

Learn how to integrate your application with In-app Messaging.

Integrate your application

Learn how to sync in-app messages to your user's local device. Synced messages will be displayed when a matching event is triggered.

Sync messages

Learn how in-app messages are displayed when an In-App Messaging or analytics event is sent and matches the criteria set forth by your active In-App Messaging campaigns.

Display messages

Learn more about how to clear synced in-app messages from the user's device.

Clear messages

Learn how to segment and target your In-App Messaging campaigns to specific user subsets.

Identify a user

Learn how to respond with additional behavior to your users interacting with in-app messages by adding interaction event listeners.

Respond to interaction events

Learn how to resolve conflicts when an event is sent and meets the criteria set forth by multiple in-app messages.

Resolve conflicts

Display targeted in-app messages to your users.

In-App Messaging

Fetch data

Post data

Update data

Delete data

Learn how you can test the REST API from the terminal, with Amplify Mock, or with the API Gateway console.

Test the REST API

REST API

Learn how to integrate text-to-speech capabilities into your application using Amplify.

Text to speech

Learn more about how to transcribe audio to text (also known as speech-to-text) for your application using Amplify

Transcribe audio to text

Learn more about how to integrate translation capabilities for your application using Amplify

Translate language

Learn how to identify text from images and documents in your application using AWS Amplify.

Identify text

Learn how to identify entities from an image using Amplify.

Identify entities from images

Learn more about how to detect labels in an image using Amplify. For example you can detect if an image has objects such as chairs, desks etc.

Label objects in an image

Learn how to determine key phrases, sentiment, language, syntax, and entities from text using Amplify.

Interpret sentiment

Predictions

Use of Amplify Logger to write and send logs

Send logs

Change log levels by categories and users

Change log levels

Flush logs

Learn more about how you can enable or disable logging

Enable and disable logging

Learn how to configure log levels by user

Configure user allow list

Change local storage

Learn how to listen to Hub events for logging

Listen to log events

Use AWS SDK for logging

Logging

Learn more about how to integrate chat bot interactions into your application using Amplify.

Interact with bots

Interactions

Learn more about how to publish a message using the PubSub category in Amplify

Publish

Learn more about how to subscribe to and unsubscribe from topics using Amplify's PubSub category

Subscribe and unsubscribe

Publish and subscribe to real-time messages.

Frontend Libraries

Authentication

Data

Storage

Analytics