Alibaba Group (HK:9988) has officially launched the public beta of its new Qwen App, marking one of its most significant moves yet into the rapidly growing consumer AI market. Powered by the company’s advanced Qwen3 model, the new app aims to make Alibaba’s AI technology more accessible to everyday users across China.
Now available for free on iOS, Android, web, and PC, the Qwen App serves as the primary consumer-facing platform for the company’s flagship Qwen model series. Alibaba confirmed that an international version tailored for users outside of China is also in development and will be released at a later date.
Positioned as more than a conversational chatbot, Qwen is designed as a smart personal assistant capable of handling complex tasks. Users can access features such as in-depth research tools, AI-assisted coding, camera-powered capabilities, and natural voice interactions. According to Alibaba, Qwen can generate a full research report or build a multi-slide PowerPoint presentation in seconds using a single prompt—highlighting its potential to boost productivity and streamline everyday workflows.
This launch comes as Alibaba accelerates its AI strategy. Earlier this year, the company announced plans to invest at least 380 billion yuan over the next three years to strengthen its AI infrastructure, develop next-generation foundation models, and build AI-native applications. The introduction of the Qwen App represents a major step in bringing those investments to the consumer market, as Alibaba positions itself to compete in the global AI race dominated by major tech players.
With its expanding ecosystem, powerful underlying model, and user-friendly design, the Qwen App is set to play a key role in Alibaba’s broader vision of integrating AI into daily life while capturing a larger share of the global artificial intelligence market.


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