Microsoft begins unified Copilot app rollout: Reveals major plan to merge Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot across all platforms, along with updated branding
Microsoft has begun rolling out a unified Copilot application that merges the previously separate consumer Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot experiences into a single integrated app. The company had announced plans for this consolidation in May, and the rollout is now commencing across platforms.
The unified approach aims to simplify the user experience by consolidating the different Copilot tools that previously served distinct audiences—consumer users and enterprise productivity users. Microsoft’s support documentation describes the goal as creating “a simpler, more cohesive experience for everyone,” with changes including updates to the app’s appearance and functionality.
The rollout will be gradual and device-dependent, with users seeing changes to the Copilot app interface and capabilities as the update reaches their systems. This consolidation represents a significant shift in Microsoft’s AI assistant strategy, merging multiple applications under a single brand and interface across all major platforms.
The update reflects Microsoft’s broader effort to streamline its AI product portfolio and provide unified access to Copilot capabilities across both consumer and enterprise segments, eliminating the previous fragmentation between different user groups.