SenseTime reported (October 12) that its Raccoon office agent ranked highly in the September edition of QbitAI Insights' 'AI Application Monthly Report', which covers August and September 2026 data. Per the company: Raccoon was No. 2 in the 'office agent monthly visit growth' list for a second consecutive month; No. 2 in the AI-efficiency 'web monthly unique visitors' list, and No. 1 within the comprehensive-suite sub-category; and No. 2 in AI-efficiency 'average usage duration', up two places and No. 1 within its sub-category. SenseTime cites QbitAI Insights as the data source and frames the change as a shift from more people trying the product to more people using it deeply. (Vendor statement citing a third-party ranking.)
Our takeRankings measure attention, not retention, and a vendor citing a third-party chart is still marketing - so read the durable detail, not the medals. The one that matters is average usage time rising within its category: office agents are cheap to try and hard to keep, and time-in-app is the closest public proxy for whether the work actually stayed. Watch whether it holds as the free-trial cohort ages out; growth-list positions are the easiest to rent and the first to fade.