Microsoft starts combining its consumer and enterprise Copilot AI apps into a single unified experience, beginning with the Copilot app and the Microsoft 365 Copilot app. The rollout moves both personal and work accounts into the new combined interface, and it reuses the “Microsoft Copilot” app name alongside an updated app icon.
The change is presented as an early step toward a broader “super app” strategy for Copilot across Microsoft’s consumer and business offerings. Fortune reports that the company starts this week with a limited subset of users, indicating a staged rollout rather than an immediate, system-wide switch. The Verge similarly describes the initial consolidation as focused on those two apps, suggesting Microsoft is unifying key surfaces first before expanding further. While the outlets agree on the direction and starting point, they differ slightly in emphasis: one highlights the product’s branding and account unification, while the other focuses more on the scope and timing of the initial release to users.
