Qwen Office launches first multi-user workbench: one prompt builds a 100-person collaborative web app
智东西 · wechat · 2026-09-07
Zhidongxi tests Qwen Office's newly launched "multi-user workbench": describe a need in one sentence and it generates and publishes a collaborative web app supporting up to 100 concurrent users, with data stored in a dedicated cloud Supabase (PostgreSQL) database accessible on mobile and PC.
Test results
- A parent-oriented online matchmaking platform built from a short prompt in 16 minutes, with proper elder-friendly design and privacy controls;
- An editorial topic-management system with editor-in-chief/editor/reporter permission tiers took 16 minutes; a round of layout and scheduling revisions took 11 minutes;
- The skill ships with 4 preset templates (class co-writing, team project management, KOL partnership management, client review), and template-matched tasks build faster.
Industry angle
The piece frames this as solving the "last mile" of office work and compares it to Anthropic's Claude Design launch, which sent Figma stock down 6.84% and dented the SaaS index 4%—arguing AI-generated apps are becoming a third path of software production that's eating SaaS. Qwen Office also integrates DingTalk, open-sourced the Mycontext context infrastructure, and lets senior employees save workflows as organization-level Skills for new hires to reuse.
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