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September 24, 2026

Tencent will shut down its WeChat AI assistant QClaw on December 24, 2026, following business adjustments. New registrations and subscriptions cease immediately, with automatic billing paused. Existing users retain access until shutdown and can request refunds for unused subscriptions. Data will be deleted after March 24, 2027, barring legal retention requirements. Users can migrate to WorkBuddy via a one-click tool, receiving 1000 points as a subsidy. This move consolidates resources from QClaw and WorkBuddy teams under Tencent's sixth cloud products department, focusing on the WorkBuddy platform for remote office tasks.

Tencent will shut down its WeChat AI assistant QClaw on December 24, 2026, following business adjustments. New registrations and subscriptions cease immediately, with automatic billing paused. Existing users retain access until shutdown and can request refunds for unused subscriptions. Data will be deleted after March 24, 2027, barring legal retention requirements. Users can migrate to WorkBuddy via a one-click tool, receiving 1000 points as a subsidy. This move consolidates resources from QClaw and WorkBuddy teams under Tencent's sixth cloud products department, focusing on the WorkBuddy platform for remote office tasks.
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