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Microsoft merging consumer and commercial Copilot apps into one, mobile and web first in mid-August then desktop in mid-September

Microsoft is combining its consumer and business Copilot apps into a single application, with mobile and web versions rolling out in mid-August and desktop following in mid-September.

WHY IT MATTERS

Teams deploying or supporting Copilot across an organisation will face a transition from two separate apps to one unified client, likely affecting how consumer and commercial contexts are distinguished within a single interface. The staggered rollout creates a window where mobile and web users are on the merged app while desktop users are not.

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The three things worth knowing

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Microsoft is merging its consumer and commercial Copilot apps into a single application rather than maintaining separate clients.

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Mobile and web versions receive the merged app in mid-August, with desktop following in mid-September.

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The change lays structural groundwork for a unified Copilot experience, though details on how consumer and commercial contexts will be separated within one app are not specified in the available material.

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